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"Big Bang" media revolution would be dangerous warns NUJ head Berlusconi: a model for the Tories? Full Article at New Statesman
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Tory culture secretary Jeremy Hunt demands massive media reform to "allow media operators more flexibility to own businesses operating on both the same and different platforms" and enact light touch regulation. Full Article at Shoutwire.com
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David Curry is the subject of the Telegraph's latest expenses allegations "David Curry, the MP who heads the committee responsible for policing Commons expenses, has claimed almost £30,000 for a second home that his wife has banned him from staying in,... Full Article at ConservativeHome
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Sweeping reforms to combat internet piracy, secure the future of public service broadcasting and extend digital radio are unlikely to pass into law, the Conservatives have warned. Full Article at Times Online
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Jeremy Hunt: Jeremy Hunt, the shadow culture secretary, unveiled the Conservatives media policy in a speech yesterday to the Manchester Media Festival. Full Article at The Telegraph
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CONSERVATIVES have set out plans for a 'big bang' deregulation of Britain's media to encourage innovation, bolster ailing commercial broadcasters and revive regional and local newspaper groups. Full Article at Manchester Evening News
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Jeremy Hunt says Conservatives would look to ease TV advertising rules for ITV, Channel 4 and Channel Five The shadow culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has said that the Conservatives would look to relax TV advertising rules, which could mean more... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Shadow culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has criticised the government's Digital Economy Bill, launched in the Queen's Speech yesterday, saying it was a "colossal disappointment" because it applied "old economy solutions to new economy problems." Full Article at The Press-Gazette
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David Cameron challenges the Government over failure to include Kelly proposals in Queen's Speech "David Cameron has launched a stinging attack on Gordon Brown over the Queen’s Speech, saying it proves that Labour has “run out of courage.” Mr Cameron... Full Article at ConservativeHome
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The Conservatives are to call for "massive reform" of the UK's media industry to boost local news and help struggling commercial broadcasters. Full Article at BBC News
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Local newspapers could be allowed to run television and radio stations under a Conservative government, said the shadow culture minister at an event last night. Full Article at Journalism.co.uk
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The Tories are opposed to the Labour government's plan for a £6 annual levy on fixed line phones to subsidise broadband rollout to rural areas and have said they will scrap it if they win next year's general election, with Hunt declaring that his party... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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I am no supporter of the Conservative party. Full Article at Greenslade
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This week has seen Jeremy Hunt outline Conservative plans to breathe new life into local media through ‘Big Bang’ deregulation of ownership. Full Article at Total Politics
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Shadow culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has vowed to save an additional £186 million annually from National Lottery administration costs and to ensure all the money is devoted to arts, heritage, sports and charity. Full Article at The Stage
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Arts Council England chairwoman Liz Forgan has branded politicians’ involvement in the appointment process of the funding body’s London committee as a “blemish on the arm’s length principle”. Full Article at The Stage
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The Conservatives are planning a "big bang" deregulation of local media ownership to revive regional newspapers and television, shadow culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has said. Full Article at The Press-Gazette
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Most MPs first attract notice on the national stage through, say, a clever speech, or a telling intervention at Prime Minister's Questions. Not Jeremy Hunt, though. Full Article at The Telegraph
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Jeremy Hunt: 'There are no deals.' Photograph: David Levene Jeremy Hunt, the shadow culture secretary, has dismissed as "absolute nonsense" accusations of a pact between the Conservatives and Rupert Murdoch to favour his media conglomerate and curb the... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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THE campaign to secure a £50 million Titian painting for the nation suffered a major blow yesterday as politicians warned public funding for expensive artworks is running dry. Full Article at Edinburgh Daily News
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COLOGNE, GERMANY - DECEMBER 18: Phantom's Jason Cain shoots as Guido Gruenheid (L) and Jeremy Hunt of 99ers defend during the Bundesliga game between Koeln 99ers and New Yorker Phantoms at the Energy Dome on December 18, 2008 in Cologne, Germany.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 07: Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Jeremy Hunt speaks to delegates on the third day of the Conservative Party Conference on October 6, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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They can't stop here. We must see a full breakdown of what the BBC pays their celebrity talent.
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I believe someone as formidable as Archie Norman will find a strategy at ITV ... He will not undo the good things that Michael Grade has done. He is an inspired choice.
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The BBC should have waived its increase this year
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I think she is an extraordinary actress, I loved her in Revolutionary Road, but also as a symbol of what Britain can offer the world
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The BBC is planning so-called passion websites. It might sound well and good for them to have, say, an angling website, but if it drove out of business every angling magazine in the country, you would have to question if it was the right sort of thing to do
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Ben Bradshaw seems to be aspiring to Alistair Campbell's role rather than that of a culture secretary. Rather than interfering in the BBC's day-to-day political coverage he would be better off getting to grips with the policy needed to help Britain's struggling media industry.
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Ben Bradshaw seems to be aspiring to Alistair Campbell's role rather than that of a culture secretary. Rather than interfering in the BBC's day-to-day political coverage he would be better off getting to grips with the policy needed to help Britain's struggling media industry.
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The regulatory structure is failing. There are a series of issues that demonstrate that corporate governance is not working at the BBC in the way that it should
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I wish they would go and actively look for some Conservatives to be part of their newsgathering team, because they have acknowledged that one of their problems is that people who want to work at the BBC tend to be from the centre-left. That's why they have this issue with what Andrew Marr called an inna...
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I wish they would go and actively look for some Conservatives to be part of their newsgathering team, because they have acknowledged that one of their problems is that people who want to work at the BBC tend to be from the centre-left. That's why they have this issue with what Andrew Marr called an inna...
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