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Face-2-Face with Paul Abbott
BBC Writersroom and Manchester Literature Festival invite you to a FACE 2 FACE with Paul Abbott at 6pm, Tuesday 9th October 2007 chaired by Kate Rowland, BBC Creative Director, New Writing.
Change your Deja View
?CHANGE YOUR DEJA VIEW? - find out what new audiences want on November 27th 2007 at the Palace Hotel, Manchester!
i-debate
i-debate is an exciting new online debating forum that enables you to have your say and get involved in issues at the heart of the CDNN
Nations and Regions Conference
Some of the UK television industry?s biggest names head the line up for the 2008 Television from the nations and regions Conference
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About CDNN
The Cultural Diversity Network North (CDN North) was founded in 2004 to help the media industry in the North support its distinctive diversity needs.
Its primary focus is to increase ethnic diversity within the media in the North.
The network consists of major broadcasters, partners and public sector agencies.
We are: BBC, ITV Granada, Northwest Vision and Media, North West Development Agency, and independents such as Red, Lime, Centini, Hat Trick North and MMA Arts.
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Countdown to a PR calamity: how the BBC bungled its way into 'Sachsgate' Friday, 21 November 2008, 5:58 pm
How the PR crisis that became Sachsgate engulfed the BBC. By Leigh HolmwoodSource: Media | guardian.co.uk | Leigh Holmwood
Media Monkey: Knight for a day Friday, 21 November 2008, 5:56 pm
Media Monkey: Arise, Sir Kenneth! BBC Breakfast has 'knighted' Kenneth BranaghSource: Media | guardian.co.uk | Monkey
Yahoo sells off European comparison shopping site Kelkoo to PE firm Friday, 21 November 2008, 5:50 pm
Yahoo, which has been trying to sell off its European comparison shopping service Kelkoo for a while now, has finally found a buyer, according to a report: it has been sold to a little-known UK-based. […]Source: Media | guardian.co.uk | paidContent
Media Monkey: Goodbye Sir Trevor… Friday, 21 November 2008, 5:49 pm
Media Monkey: Sir Trevor McDonald's departure was very low key ... Monkey misses him alreadySource: Media | guardian.co.uk | Monkey
Angus Deayton to host British Comedy Awards Friday, 21 November 2008, 5:15 pm
ITV has confirmed that Angus Deayton is to stand in for Jonathan Ross as host the British Comedy Awards. By Caitlin FitzsimmonsSource: Media | guardian.co.uk | Caitlin Fitzsimmons
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