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Sky One censured over swearing in post-watershed Deadwood trailer

28 Feb 2005 | by Julia Pearlman

LONDON - Sky One has landed itself in trouble over broadcasting the word 'fucking' in a trailer for Western series 'Deadwood', even though it broadcast after the 9pm watershed.

PepsiCo to curb children's advertising over obesity concerns

28 Feb 2005 | by Julia Pearlman

LONDON - PepsiCo has responded to rising levels of obesity in the US with the promise that it will place voluntary restrictions on its advertising.

Capital One appoints DDB London to £19m UK account following US move

28 Feb 2005 | by Julia Pearlman

LONDON - McCann Erickson has lost the £19m UK account for credit card giant Capital One to DDB London, after a pitch that also included Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO.

Channel 4 rapped for animated sex film before watershed

28 Feb 2005 | by Staff

LONDON - A raunchy three-minute animated film shown on Channel 4 before the watershed has been found in breach of two Ofcom programme codes for family viewing and sex.

Strictly Come Dancing turns into £20m money-spinner for BBC

28 Feb 2005 | by Sam Matthews

LONDON - The BBC has earned over £20m from selling its reality TV format 'Strictly Come Dancing' to countries around the world.

Bush administration plans to broadcast Muslim satellite TV in Europe

28 Feb 2005 | by Julia Pearlman

LONDON - A US-backed Arab-language satellite television station may be broadcast to viewers in Europe under new plans by the Bush administration, it has emerged.

C4's Lygo rules himself out as contender for BBC One Controller job

28 Feb 2005 | by Sam Matthews,

LONDON - Channel 4 director of programmes Kevin Lygo will not be in the running for the coveted BBC One controller position because he is 'absolutely enthralled' with his current job.

Lord Stevenson to retire after eight years as Pearson chairman

28 Feb 2005 | by Jennifer Whitehead

LONDON - Pearson's chairman Lord Dennis Stevenson is to retire after almost 20 years at the company, as the publishing giant said that profits were down by 5.9% on last year after problems at Penguin.

The Wireless Group to be sold to highest bidder after failed management buyout

28 Feb 2005 | by Sam Matthews,

LONDON - Goldman Sachs, the investment bank advising The Wireless Group, is understood to be preparing to auction the business after Kelvin MacKenzie's management buyout collapsed.

Little Chef could disappear from roadsides with plans to sell

28 Feb 2005 | by Staff

LONDON - One of the UK's most recognisable logos could disappear from motorway roadsides, as the owner of Little Chef puts the chain up for sale.

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