BBC1 plays cupid with dating show

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BBC1 commissioned RDF to produce a new reality dating show Date My Mom, Date My Dad, in which children of recently divorced or widowed single parents help them find new partners. Speed dating techniques will be used to shortlist two candidates, who will then move in with the single parents and live with them one at a time over a weekend. The candidates are rated by the children as they do a variety of duties and chores and the most suitable gets chosen.

Television Broadcasting, Television broadcasting stations, Television broadcasting industry, British Broadcasting Corp., Reality television programs, Date My Mom, Date My Dad (Television program)

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The harshest critic

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Simon Cowell has set up his own TV production company, Syco. He is currently planning a game show, which would be ready in six months. Originally from the music industry, he has about three years' experience in the television industry.

Financial management, Company investment, Investments, Interview, Filmmakers, Movie producers (Persons), Cowell, Simon

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Something to shout abouta

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Author: Colin RobertsonBP: 12EP: 12NP: 1Abstract: Pacts Rights Policy Group is getting a new chair person Louise Pederson. She is a low-profile person who does not like limelight. Her task is to expand the business for All3Media.

Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Business Associations, Management, Officials and employees, Company business management, Commercial associations, Media executives, Pederson, Louise

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