Keenest kid in the playground

Article Abstract:

Five's daily three-hour children's programming block Milkshake! is enjoying success because of its strong appeal to pre-school children and their parents. Nick Wilson, director of children's programming at Five, is satisfied with the performance of the programming block he created.

Market share, Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Television programs for children, Channel 5 Broadcasting Ltd., Company market share, Television producers and directors, Television producers (Persons), Children's television programs, Wilson, Nick

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End of a watershed: as a point for TV to come on, Edinburgh could not have come soon enough

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The Edinburgh TV festival allows the television industry to scrutinize itself and move past the issues that have hit it recently, especially the trust debate that has plagued it since the "Queengate" scandal.

United Kingdom, Influence, Scandals

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Will this be the last TV festival?

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Debate over whether the Edinburgh TV Festival held in 2006 will be the last such festival is presented. Major news events covered on Edinburg's Channel 4 in 2006 are discussed.

Marketing procedures, Scotland, Trade shows, Edinburgh International Festival

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