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HIT and Britt merger talks off
After 'extensive discussions' Thomas the Tank Engine and Bob the Builder fail to reach agreement on merger
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Hamilton launches TV presenting career
Christine Hamilton launches her new career as a TV presenter tomorrow (Wednesday 16 February) with her first show on Sky Digital, Simply Money, reports the Express. In the show, she meets
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RTS unveils student award-winners
The RTS has announced the winners of its fifth Student Television Awards. Awards were made in three categories - animation, factual and non-factual. Regional winners were put forward for national judging
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Short form honours
News that the film editor of Channel 4 News' Washington Bureau has won the White House News Photographer's Association Television News Editor of the Year Award should be cause for mirthful
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Twentieth Century Fox ups Levinsohn
Twentieth Century Fox senior vice-president, international pay-TV and pay-per-view Peter Levinsohn has been promoted to executive VP, worldwide pay-TV and pay-per-view, writes Tara Conlan.Levinsohn - who joined Fox in 1989
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BSkyB in $35 million renewal of WWF wrestling deal
Expanded five-year deal ups grappling output to 440 hours
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NewsLiving TV imports US talent show Top Chef
Living TV has picked up the basic cable rights to the first season of culinary talent search Top Cheffrom NBC Universal International Television Distribution.
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BSkyB in $35 million WWF wrestling deal
Expanded five-year deal ups grappling output to 440 hours
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NewsViewers attracted to current affairs
The move of BBC1's Panorama programme to a new peaktime slot on Mondays has ignited a general rise in interest in current affairs programmes.
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Cinevideo in£850,000 gear-up
Broadcast rental company Cinevideo has invested over£850,000 in new equipment from manufacturers including Sony, Canon and Vinten writes Joanna Scott.Cinevideo has bought two Sony MAV-555 multi-channel disk recorders, one
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Rushes adds Cooper to production team
Producer Sally Cooper has joined Rushes after four years at advertising agency WCRS, writes Nick Radlo.During her time at WCRS, Cooper worked on a number of high-profile post-production and animation-intensive projects.
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Telecom Italia and News Corp poised to up Stream stakes
Fresh investment in Italian pay-TV platform
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GWR to pump£6.5 million into internet venture
Ecast Ventures to launch local websites, entertainment portal and investment arm
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GWR to pump£6.5m into internet venture
Ecast Ventures to launch local websites, entertainment portal and internet investment arm