A mouthpiece for the local community

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The Border Group, which includes Border TV and Border Radio, was acquired by Capital Radio more than a year ago, and ITV holds the takeover rights to Border TV, to do so within three years from Capital. Neil Robinson, controller of programs at Border TV, is optimistic about the pending takeover, and believes that stories serving the local community and connecting with the viewers is the strength of the station.

Services information, TV Networks, Statistical Data Included, Services, Column, Contracts, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Television networks, Capital Radio PLC, Border Television PLC, Robinson, Neil

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Saving the regions: Next week TV executives gather in Salford to discuss the state of regional TV. Safeguarding the future of ITV's regional output will be at the top of the agenda

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Potential consolidation of ITV's regional production network has been criticized by the ITC and others for stifling the diversity of regional production efforts. The concentration of broadcasting jobs in London and other metropolitan centers is seen as detrimental to the country's broadcasting industry.

Group structure, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Laws, regulations and rules, Television broadcasting, Salford, England, United Kingdom. Independent Television Commission

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Locking up The Bill

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ITV1 has extended the schedule of its long-running drama 'The Bill' untill the year 2010. Paul Marquess, the executive producer of 'The Bill' has three major issues in his agenda, but his priority will be making the show a 'writer-friendly machine'.

Strategy & planning, Production management, Planning, Works, Company business management, Company business planning, ITV Network Ltd. ITV1, 'The Bill' (Television program), Marquess, Paul

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