Wark merges with Monogram

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Wark Clements and Monogram have merged to form Scotland's biggest independent television production company. Executives Alan Clements and Kristy Wark will keep 60 percent of Wark Clements, while Eileen Quinn of Monogram and business magnate John Boyle will each keep 20 percent. The combined revenues of the new company, Monogram Wark Clements, were more than seven million pounds sterling last year.

Acquisitions & mergers, Statistical Data Included, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Wark Clements, Monogram

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Factual's reality check

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The events of September 11 could lead to a renaissance in documentary programming, while some conventional entertainment programming or shows featuring home improvement might be regarded as trivial. Article discusses various opinions about the future of documentary programming.

Product development, Television Broadcasting, Television broadcasting stations, Public affairs, Television broadcasting industry

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An original touch

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Former executive producer at Carlton Productions Rob Pursey has founded Touchpaper, a company that will make populist dramas for the terrestrials. The article details Purseys career.

Organizational history, Brief Article, Behavior, Pursey, Rob, Touchpaper

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