TV's revolving doors: BBC and ITV get new bosses with familiar names
                   
guardian.co.uk     12-May-2008            

Analysts say channels' recruitment reveals a shortage of talent at the top of British broadcasting ... The BBC chief who quit over a misleading clip of the Queen apparently storming out of a photoshoot returns to a high-powered television job today with rival ITV on a... [read full story]                    


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Who knows why top TV writer will miss festival?

scotsman.com     21 hrs ago          

Published Date: 08 August 2008 DOCTOR Who writer and producer Russell T Davies has pulled out of the line-up of the Edinburgh International Television Festival, after speculation that die-hard fans would pay £500 to see him....                    

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Grade's got torment as ad revenue plunges

guardian.co.uk     03-Aug-2008   2 related          

The ITV boss is delivering hits but the credit crunch is squeezing profits, writes Richard Wachman When ITV unveils profits this week, executive chairman Sir Michael Grade will find himself propelled into the spotlight where a...                    

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Comedian Alan Carr signs £3m Channel 4 deal

guardian.co.uk     28-Jul-2008   4 related          

Carr: hosts the Sunday Night Project alongside Justin Lee Collins. Photograph: Rex Features Sunday Night Project presenter Alan Carr has signed an exclusive deal with Channel 4 believed to be worth more than £3m over two years...                    

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Jeremy Clarkson to make millions from Top Gear profit-sharing deal with BBC

telegraph.co.uk     3 hrs ago   1 related          

Jeremy Clarkson has struck a commercial deal with the BBC that could see him make millions more from Top Gear. By Stephen Adams, Arts Correspondent With Clarkson allegedly threatening to quit unless he was given a bigger...                    

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