Revitalising factual

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Carlton Television's director of programs Steve Hewlett has a chance to lead Carlton to improving its reputation for factual documentaries, with the $20 million joint venture with Public Broadcasting Service. Hewlett is optimistic that he can play a major role in reviving big documentaries and restore the authenticity of the genre.

Executive changes & profiles, TV Networks, Statistical Data Included, Planning, Contracts, Interview, Television networks, Carlton Television Ltd., Public Broadcasting Service, Documentary television programs, Television documentaries, Hewlett, Steve

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EC rules may force an end to BBC governors

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The European Commission is pushing the government to put the BBC under the control of Ofcom. New guidelines have been set up to promote fair practice between private and public broadcasting.

Europe, Government regulation, Political activity, European Union. European Commission

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Carlton considers joining GB TV in LA

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Carlton International sources have confirmed the company's desire to join GB TV, a joint venture between the BBC and Granada Media. This US-based venture is slated to be restructured.

Joint ventures, Management dynamics, Motion picture and tape distribution, Motion Picture and Video Distribution, Television Distribution, Television broadcasting, Abstract, Television program distribution companies, Granada Media PLC, Carlton International, GB TV

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