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Fierce competition for jobs, low pay and ‘ad hoc’ training schemes are discouraging many young people from entering the TV industry, according to a new survey.
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Family channel set to air in south east
23 Feb 2006 | by Natasha Vuckovic
Maidstone-based Life TV is to launch a South East England Television channel on Sky channel 139 on Tuesday 28 February at 8pm.
Spectator and LRB trial digital format
23 Feb 2006 | by Robin Parker
The Spectator is offering a searchable digital edition as part of a new service from online venture Exact Editions.
Former Starcom exec joins WPP research arm
23 Feb 2006 | by Mark Banham
Mark Cranmer, former chief executive of Starcom MediaVest, has been confirmed as the worldwide chief executive of the WPP Group’s Research International arm.
Carlsberg launches over the top TV campaign for Tetley bitter
23 Feb 2006 | by by Joe Lepper
LONDON – Carlsberg UK is to launch a £5m TV advertising push for its Tetley bitter brand under the slogan, 'Don't do things by half', featuring an over-the-top fancy dress party-goer dressed as a gladiator.
WSJE to launch style title
23 Feb 2006 | by Sheelagh Doyle
The Wall Street Journal Europe is to launch a quarterly style magazine aimed at high-earning executives in a bid to draw in luxury goods advertisers.
Havas preparing to launch sports marketing agency in UK
23 Feb 2006 | by by Sam Matthews
LONDON - Havas is in advanced talks about launching its Paris-based sports marketing agency Havas Sports into the UK market later this year.
Ford extends tie-up with European football until 2009
23 Feb 2006 | by by Sam Matthews
LONDON – Ford has extended its 14-year association with the Uefa Champions League until 2009 in a deal worth £8m.
Marsh stands down as editor of the Today programme
23 Feb 2006 | by by Staff
LONDON - Kevin Marsh, editor of BBC Radio 4's 'Today' programme is to stand down from his role after three-and-a-half years, during which he steered the flagship show through the Iraq war and the Hutton Report.
WSJ targets affluent men with new style magazine
23 Feb 2006 | by by Heydon Prowse
LONDON - The Wall Street Journal Europe is to launch a style magazine aimed at high-income executives with former Esquire editor Peter Howarth at the helm, as the financial paper tries to draw in luxury goods advertisers.
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