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  • Syria state television: ‘Homs back to normal’

    Calm streets, busy markets and pictures of people going about their normal everyday activities. That is the image of Homs being portrayed through stories on… 09/02/2012

  • Let’s Move with Michelle Obama!

    America’s first lady Michelle Obama participates in a tug of war with Jimmy Fallon in the Blue Room of the White House during a “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon”… 09/02/2012

  • Britain’s regulator turns off Iran’s Press TV

    Britain’s independent media regulator has pulled the plug on Iran’s state-funded Press TV, claiming its editorial policies are controlled by Tehran. The… 20/01/2012

  • Tablets at CES

    The annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is, say the organisers, gadget heaven. They expect around 150,000 people to visit the show for a first look… 12/01/2012

  • Danish court fines RojTV 400,000 euros

    A court in Copenhagen has fined a Kurdish-language TV based there 400,000 euros for making propaganda for a terrorist organisation. The Danes say the… 10/01/2012

  • Wallace & Gromit creators say industry in ‘crisis’

    Creators of Wallace and Gromit and Shaun the Sheep, the Oscar-winning studio Aardman has said Britain’s television animation industry is in “crisis”. As a… 14/11/2011

  • 3D TV without glasses stars at IFA fair

    It is a playground for lovers of electronics and home appliances. With over 1,500 exhibitors, the IFA in Berlin is one of the world’s largest trade… 06/09/2011

  • LG cuts spending as tablet boom hits LCD TVs

    Booming sales of mobile devices, such as tablet computers and smartphones, are hitting makers of liquid crystal display flat-screens for TVs and… 29/08/2011

  • Big Five tune up for Eurovision

    Love it or loathe it; despite or more likely because of its outrageous costumes and cheesy tunes, Eurovision is one of the world’s biggest television events… 12/05/2011

  • Back in the Day: Kermit the Frog’s TV debut

    May 9, 1955. A puppet television show named Sam and Friends, created by Jim Henson and his partner (and later wife) Jane gets its first airing on local… 09/05/2011

  • New British music sensation launches first single

    The singing career of British university student Mary-Jess Leaverland started off in China, where she became the surprise winner of a tv talent contest. On… 05/05/2011

  • Buckingham Palace stands firm over wedding night lights

    The lights illuminating the front of Buckingham Palace will go out on the night of Friday’s royal wedding despite foreign efforts to have them stay on all… 25/04/2011

  • Back in the Day: meet the Simpsons

    April 19, 1987: The Simpsons is broadcast for the first time as a one-minute short animation on The Tracey Ullman Show. Creator Matt Groening named the… 19/04/2011

  • Philips in Chinese TV joint venture

    Philips will hand over the majority of its European television manufacturing operation to a Chinese company. The deal sees the creation of a new company for… 18/04/2011

  • Blurring the sci-fi boundaries at MIPTV

    The boundaries between reality and science fiction were more blurred than ever at this year’s MIPTV in Cannes, Europe’s biggest television programme trade… 13/04/2011

  • ‘Beach bum’ Robert Redford

    Robert Redford has come a long, long way since the days he slept rough on the French Riviera, as a young man struggling to make it as a painter. The… 08/10/2010

  • Mediterranean TV channel soon to be reality

    The 17th gathering of COPEAM The Permanent Conference of the Mediterranean Audiovisual Operators convened in Paris to discuss broadcast opportunities in… 13/04/2010

  • China curbs racy entertainment

    China’s president has warned that Western culture is out to attack China and urged a campaign to curb racy entertainment. Dating and talent shows have now… 05/01/2012

  • German opposition keeps up pressure on president

    German opposition parties say they are not satisfied with attempts by the country’s president to answer questions in a media scandal. In a TV interview… 05/01/2012

  • Back in the Day: who shot J.R.?

    November 21, 1980 a worldwide television audience of an estimated 350 million people tune in to find out who shot J.R. Ewing in the US television series… 21/11/2011

  • Back in the Day: and now for something completely different…

    October 5, 1969. The first episode of Monty Python’s Flying Circus is aired on BBC television in the United Kingdom. The sketch-writing team was made up of… 04/10/2011

  • Russian media tycoon lashes out in TV debate

    A television talk show in Moscow ended with fists flying, as guests debated economic issues. Comments from a fellow Russian businessman irritated media… 18/09/2011

  • Webmachine: 9/11 as seen on the News

    Californian non-profit group The Internet Archive is providing a library of news footage from 20 US and international TV channels that charts how those media… 07/09/2011

  • 3D TV without glasses stars at IFA fair

    It is a playground for lovers of electronics and home appliances. With over 1,500 exhibitors, the IFA in Berlin is one of the world’s largest trade… 06/09/2011

  • Shock Dutch TV show has first winner

    If you are a failed asylum seeker in the Netherlands you may be nervously awaiting the knock at the door that means time is up and you are on your way home… 03/09/2011

  • Solving Singapore’s water problem

    Water is at the heart of who we are, and everything we do. We live through water. On one level it is very simple – around two thirds of your body is water… 26/07/2011

  • Colombo actor Peter Falk dies

    The actor Peter Falk has died aged 83. He was born in New York to a Polish father and Russian mother, and by the time he found the role that would define… 25/06/2011

  • TV marks the end of the Oprah era

    After 25 years Oprah Winfrey, America’s most famous day-time talk show host, has taped the final episode of her show. Broadcast in around 150 countries… 25/05/2011

  • Eurovision time

    It’s that time of year again. When elements of traditional national costume form an uneasy alliance with pop music resulting in the extravaganza that is the… 14/05/2011

  • Bomb blast at Russian “Big Brother” house

    This is Russian TV’s equivalent of Big Brother. Dom-2, or House-2, was the scene of a bomb blast on Sunday, resulting in multiple injuries to a security guard… 25/04/2011

  • New TV channel “voice of Libyan revolution”

    A new satellite channel based in Qatar, Libya Free People TV, has described itself as the voice of the Libyan revolution. It was set up with donations from… 07/04/2011

  • “Correct!” Computerised quiz contestant takes on humans

    One long-running American quiz show has never seen anything like it. In Jeopardy, two human contestants are up against a computer called Watson. The… 15/02/2011

  • Lower TV sales hit Philips profit

    Philips said weak sales of flat screen TVs were behind its disappointing fourth-quarter profit.   Shares in the Dutch consumer appliances, healthcare and… 24/01/2011

  • ‘Tablet wars’ break out at Las Vegas gadget show

    It is hi-tech heaven with gadgets galore! At the Consumer Electronics Show, all manner of gismos are competing to catch the eye at the sprawling Las Vegas… 08/01/2011

  • Hon Hai to invest €1 bln in Hitachi

    Taiwanese electronics giant Hon Hai reportedly intends to buy a majority stake in the Japanese company, Hitachi Displays for around one billion euros. The… 27/12/2010

  • Sony warns on LCD TV sales

    Sony says its sales of LCD TVs will likely come in slightly below its target this financial year through to April – which was for a 60 percent rise. Sony… 20/12/2010

  • Blue Velvet to blue whales

    After the success of comic animal reproduction series Green Porno, actress Isabella Rossellini returns to the Sundance Channel with Seduce Me. 15/12/2010

  • German TV stuntman faces potential paralysis

    A young German who was seriously injured while performing a live stunt on prime-time television will live with his injuries for the rest of his life.   Samuel… 13/12/2010

  • ZDF under fire after bungled live TV stunt

    Germany’s public broadcaster ZDF is under attack after a stunt on its flagship entertainment programme went wrong leaving a young man in a critical… 06/12/2010

  • Brits win big at Emmys

    British talent dominated this year’s Emmys in New York. Simon Cowell picked up the Founders Award for his work on various TV talent shows and his charity… 24/11/2010

  • Chilean mine ordeal turned into TV film

    Spanish director Antonio Recio has made the first film about the 33 miners trapped deep underground in a Chilean mine for 69 days. 19/11/2010

  • Japanese revive “Smell-O-Vision”

    Researchers in Tokyo have developed a new device able to release smells that match the images shown on a screen. All that is needed is an ordinary ink jet… 10/11/2010

  • Touchy feely 3D TV

    3D TV is the latest must have home entertainment and hi-tech firms are desperate to get a foot in the expanding market. Now, some companies have developed… 27/10/2010

  • First glasses-free 3D TV unveiled

    Toshiba has beaten its rivals by developing the world’s first 3D television for which viewers do not have to wear special glasses. The technology in the… 05/10/2010

  • 3D on display at IFA in Berlin

    2010 marks the 50th edition of the IFA, the largest European trade show for consumer electronics and domestic appliances. Around 1,500 exhibitors showcased… 07/09/2010

  • News Corp moves to buy all of BSkyB

    Shares of British pay-TV firm BSkyB soared after it rejected a proposal by majority shareholder News Corporation. The Rupert Murdoch controlled group… 15/06/2010

  • ‘Electric shock’ game show shocks TV researchers

    How can TV turn people into torturers? A documentary broadcast on French television depicts a game show where participants willingly give electric shocks to… 17/03/2010

  • Sony joins 3D TV fray

    Sony is to start selling 3D televisions in June, betting they will be the next hot product in the electronics industry. The Japanese company said it… 09/03/2010

  • BBC to cut output – papers

    British state-owned broadcaster the BBC is reportedly considering major cutbacks to its radio, online and TV output. Two British newspapers have said that a… 26/02/2010

  • TV Kids

    Young French people on average spend three and a half hours per day in front of TV or internet screens or game consoles. That’s about 1,200 hours in a year… 02/02/2010

  • euronews launches new Turkish service

    Euronews has launched its new Turkish service, the channel’s ninth language to be broadcast 24/7. In Istanbul the Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke… 30/01/2010

  • Chavez gags opposition television

    The broadcasting bete noire of Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez, Radio Caracas TV Internacional, has been taken off the air. Cable operators have dropped… 25/01/2010

  • Targeting safer technology for children

    Television, the internet, video game consoles – exactly how dangerous or beneficial are they for children? As the French broadcasting authority… 11/12/2009

  • Women freed from Turkey’s fake ‘Big Brother’

    Nine young women in Turkey have been set free from a villa two months after entering a fake big brother style reality television show. Police said the women… 11/09/2009

  • Portugal’s government denies pre-poll censorship

    A political storm has enveloped Portugal after one of its leading TV channels shelved a programme about a corruption case. TVI has yet to explain the… 04/09/2009

  • Spain to remove advertising from state TV

    The Spanish government has taken the first steps towards removing advertising from the country’s public TV channels. At the moment, almost half of Spain’s… 09/05/2009

  • UK singer becomes Internet sensation

    Last week she was an unknown charity worker from Scotland who dreamed one day of being a professional singer.   But thanks to the Internet and a British… 18/04/2009

  • Putin hints at Kremlin comeback

    The former Russian President Vladimir Putin has hinted at a return to the Kremlin, but not for at least three years. Asked about the presidency after his… 04/12/2008

  • Putin hosts tv phone-in

    Russian television viewers have been assured that their government is doing all it can to help them through the world financial crisis. Prime Minister… 04/12/2008


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