BBC gets anonymity order on rape case man overturned
18 June 2009
A ban on identifying a man acquitted of a rape who was now believed to have committed the crime has been lifted after a challenge by the BBC.
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MSP: BBC's Scottish news is 'mind-numbingly parochial'
17 June 2009
The director general of the BBC today hit back at claims that its coverage of news in Scotland was full of 'cat-up-a-tree-type stories'
Digital Britain: The media industry reaction
17 June 2009
A round-up of what some of the main broadcasters, newspaper groups and unions have made of Lord Carter's Digital Britain proposals.
Digital Britain: Lyons says licence fee not a 'slush fund'
16 June 2009
The BBC Trust today condemned proposals to 'top-slice' the BBC licence fee contained in the Digital Britain report.
Digital Britain preview: A new era for British journalism?
16 June 2009
The Government's Digital Britain report, outlining wide-ranging plans for the future of the internet and communications industries, will be published today at about 3.30pm.
BBC agrees regional news partnership with STV
16 June 2009
The BBC has signed a partnership agreement to share some of its regional news resources with Scottish broadcaster STV.
Ofcom could allow charities to fund their own TV shows
15 June 2009
Not-for-profit organisations could be allowed to pay for TV documentaries to be made about them under new rules proposed today by Ofcom.
Max Mosley: Journalists who breach privacy deserve jail
15 June 2009
Max Mosley uses a BBC1 Panorama documentary tonight to call for prison sentences for journalists who seriously breach people's privacy.
Iranian authorities block BBC election coverage
15 June 2009
Iran is blocking the BBC's broadcasts to the country in a bid to limit reporting of the aftermath of the disputed election, the corporation has said.
Communications minister Stephen Carter exit confirmed
12 June 2009
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport has confirmed that Stephen Carter will step down as communications minister at the summer recess.
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BBC funding bill dismissed as 'unacceptable' by MPs
12 June 2009
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BBC journalist Peter Sissons retires after 45 years in TV
12 June 2009
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Sky News prepares for high-definition channel launch
11 June 2009
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'Bitesize' bulletin plan to boost BBC News audience
11 June 2009
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BBC names Owenna Griffiths new editor of Newsround
10 June 2009
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NUJ stimulus plan to save local news
9 June 2009
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IVF Undercover: BBC faces £1m-plus libel bill
9 June 2009
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BBC settles Panorama IVF libel claim
8 June 2009
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GMG Radio wins award for investing in documentaries
7 June 2009
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John Humphrys refuses to 'break ranks' and reveal salary
4 June 2009
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Spending watchdog condemns BBC pay secrecy
4 June 2009
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'No plans' to move Newsround despite BBC Trust concern
3 June 2009
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Burnham: 'A way has to be found to sustain journalism'
3 June 2009
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Amnesty pays tribute to 'outstanding' news coverage
3 June 2009
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Channel 4 funds investigative journalism web project
1 June 2009
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BBC and unions agree flat £450 pay rise this year
29 May 2009
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BBC Trust raps Today programme over Tibet interview
29 May 2009
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Sunday Telegraph's Mark Kleinman to join Sky News
27 May 2009
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Graphic TV foreign news prompts rise in 'doom tourism'
25 May 2009
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Sky targets Telegraph's Mark Kleinman for business role
22 May 2009
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Foreign journalists invited back to report from Zimbabwe
22 May 2009
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Dorothy Byrne: 'We will never drop Channel 4 News'
21 May 2009
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Mark Thompson: 'Don't cut us because others are weaker'
21 May 2009
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Conservatives fail in attempt to freeze BBC funding
21 May 2009
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PA offers to help regional papers make television news
20 May 2009
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Media regulator Ofcom joins the industry pay freeze
20 May 2009
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Lyons: TV licence freeze would harm BBC independence
19 May 2009
Television
BBC gets anonymity order on rape case man overturned
18 June 2009
A ban on identifying a man acquitted of a rape who was now believed to have committed the crime has been lifted after a challenge by the BBC.
MSP: BBC's Scottish news is 'mind-numbingly parochial'
17 June 2009
The director general of the BBC today hit back at claims that its coverage of news in Scotland was full of 'cat-up-a-tree-type stories'
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Digital Britain: The media industry reaction
17 June 2009
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Digital Britain preview: A new era for British journalism?
16 June 2009
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Digital Britain: Lyons says licence fee not a 'slush fund'
16 June 2009
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BBC agrees regional news partnership with STV
16 June 2009
Radio
Digital Britain preview: A new era for British journalism?
16 June 2009
The Government's Digital Britain report, outlining wide-ranging plans for the future of the internet and communications industries, will be published today at about 3.30pm.
GMG Radio wins award for investing in documentaries
7 June 2009
GMG has won the gold award at this year's Arqiva Commercial Radio Awards for investing in documentaries to compete with the BBC.
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Spending watchdog condemns BBC pay secrecy
4 June 2009
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Lyons: TV licence freeze would harm BBC independence
19 May 2009
