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PROGRAMMING - TELL-TALE'S BOO! SET FOR SUMMER SLOT ON CBBC.
The BBC has confirmed that Boo!, the new kids' 13 x 10-minute animation series from Tweenies
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PROGRAMMING - MTV RUNS COMPETITION FOR PROMO DIRECTORS.
MTV Networks UK is running a competition for Foo Fighters fans and young promo directors to
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Technology & Facilities - BT opens #5m TV control arm.
BT Broadcast Services has opened its new #5m International Media Centre (IMC) for business, promising a
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Technology & Facilities - Management buyout bid to secure Pepper.
The ongoing saga surrounding the future of Soho broadcast facility Pepper took another twist this week as management attempted to put together an assisted buyout of the company, writes Sam Espensen.
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - BIG BRO 4 GETS TITLES FROM SKARAMOOSH.
Endemol's fourth series of Big Brother has got a new title sequence from Skaramoosh. Directed by
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Technology & Facilities - Production Show debut for BBC Vecta.
The first product from the BBC's new seed-capital arm BBC Vecta went on sale to non-BBC
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - TRIANGLE TAKES LEEVES.
Triangle Post has poached one of Soho's leading sound designers from Saunders & Gordon. Ben Leeves'
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NewsJon Culshaw joins Virgin Radio
Virgin Radio has snapped up impressionist and comedian Jon Culshaw to host The Sunday Night Show as cover for fellow comic Iain Lee.
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - HYLTON JOINS 422 SOUTH.
422 South has appointed a new creative director following the departure of Simon Clarke to set
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - CCM FUNDS MEDIA 100.
Editing and effects systems manufacturer Media 100 is to receive $2.5m (#1.5m) investment from Coghill Capital
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TECHNOLOGY & FACILITIES - FREE RANGE FINDS HOME.
A 'roaming' audio post-production company has found a permanent base within De Lane Lea in Soho.
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Leader - Counting the cost of switch-off.
In the past few months so many senior figures in the broadcasting establishment have insisted without
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Free to Air - Events overtake news.
There are a number of things in the virtual world of broadcasting this week which are
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Trade Talk - Dramatic turn.
Five has a new drama commission. That's it for this year. So what is it that keeps Five controller of drama Corinne Hollingworth going?
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In My View - Richard Hooper, Ofcom deputy chair and chair of Ofcom's content board.
The idea of an 'informed consumer' is key to making regulation light-touch but workable.
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On The Box - All the world's a stage.
Ralph Lee, Channel 4 deputy commissioning editor, history passed on I'm a Celebrity's finale for something with more substance.
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News Analysis - Live and kicking?
Live TV made a name for itself in the 1990s multichannel boom with topless darts and trampolining dwarves reading the weather but it ended in failure. So why is it being relaunched with the same programming line-up?
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LA Screenings - America's finest.
At this week's LA Screenings, the cream of the crop of US TV series will be strutting their stuff. But it's a buyers' market as UK broadcasters are increasingly choosy about the US shows they pick up.
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Interview - Magic moments.
Impressive Rajar results for Emap Performance's digital radio stations have prompted chief executive Tim Schoonmaker to plunge deeper into the digital pool.