Saturday nightEs alright

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The latest claim by The Great British Television Channel that Saturday Night television is bad and lacks variety is not new, having been heard around for years. In fact the quality of Saturday night programming has touched new heights in a decade. Strictly Come Dancing underlines the rebirth of British entertainment and is complemented by Ant & DecEs Saturday Night Takeaway, Sharon Osborne on The X Factor. Major investments by ITV and BBC have resulted in great shows and large audiences.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Services information, Services, Forecasts and trends, Appreciation, Market trend/market analysis, Industry forecasts, Variety shows (Television programs), Variety television programs, Ant & DecEs Saturday Night Takeaway (Television program), Strictly Come Dancing (Television program), The X Factor (Television program)

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Survey finds deception levels are intolerable

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Seventy percent of respondents in a Broadcast reader survey say that deception in TV programs has become intolerable and that they have a right to know what is real among what is shown. TV programs are undergoing increased scrutiny, but this is because broadcasters want to preserve their reputations. Respondents also believe that long-term effects of the recent controversies will be minimal.

United Kingdom, Deception

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Cash for questionable TV

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The author discusses whether it is correct on Channel 4's part to ask for government funds after being criticisized for its television programs.

Government expenditures, United States, Television programs, Government finance, Channel 4 Television Co., Viewpoint essay

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