All Talkback Thames articles – Page 9
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NewsShona Baldwin swaps Boomerang for Thames
What Would Your Kid Do? exec to develop formats for entertainment indie
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NewsUKTV to boost indie hours by a third
Romesh Ranganathan and Jon Richardson spearhead originals push
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NewsBBCS hires entertainment chief
Suzy Lamb to head up entertainment at commercial production division
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NewsTalkback and Thames to merge
Owner Fremantle Media to combine brands in bid to create cross-genre entertainment shows
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VideoThe Keith and Paddy Picture Show, ITV
Talkback production with Keith Lemon and Paddy McGuinness recreating iconic Hollywood movies
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VideoYour Face Or Mine, Comedy Central
Return of the Talkback series, hosted by Jimmy Carr and Katherine Ryan
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NewsITV scraps The Xtra Factor
ITV is scrapping The X Factor spin-off show after 13 years to put more focus on its digital presence.
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NewsComedy Central revives C4's Your Face Or Mine
Comedy Central UK is reviving Channel 4 gameshow Your Face Or Mine 14 years after it made its debut.
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NewsTalkback appoints head of development
QI indie Talkback has appointed Laura Gibson to the role of head of development.
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NewsITV 'on brink' of signing £150m X Factor deal
ITV is on the brink of signing a £150m deal to keep The X Factor and Britain’s Got Talent on-screen until at least 2019, according to reports.
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NewsTalkback prepares Roald Dahl centenary film
Channel 4 will celebrate the work of Roald Dahl in a 90-minute film marking the centenary of the writer’s birth.
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NewsThe Xtra Factor to go live in shake-up
X Factor’s ITV2 spin-off show The Xtra Factor is set to be broadcast live in a major shake-up to the show’s format.
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NewsCowell will take pay cut to secure X Factor's ITV future
Simon Cowell is prepared to take a pay cut to secure the future of Britain’s Got Talent and The X Factor on ITV, and both shows have been backed by the channel’s director of television Kevin Lygo.
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RatingsBang on the Money loses ground to McIntyre
SATURDAY: Britain’s Got Talent remained steady after Bang on the Money lost ground to Michael McIntyre’s Big Show.