The too-cosy tale of TV folk at the top
                   
independent.co.uk     11-May-2008            

If you are a conspiracy theorist you could consider blaming the Queen for the latest round of musical chairs at the top of British broadcasting. ... As the latest top-level appointments show, terrestrial broadcasters are struggling to find the new talent they need to... [read full story]                    


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scotsman.com     17 hrs ago          

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dailymail.co.uk     yesterday          

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