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How the networks reach their content points

Last week ACMA found that in 2009, Seven, Nine and TEN all exceeded the minimum in content and drama -but each has a different method of achieving it.
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New cop for City Homicide

Meet NZ actor Ryan O'Kane, the newest recruit to City Homicide.
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Vale: Dixie Carter

Actress Dixie Carter, best known for her role on the US sitcom Designing Women, has died aged 70.
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Rumour: New Seven drama

Seven is casting for a new dramedy that focusses on 4 women in their early 30s who meet up at a school reunion.
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Logie new talent an “overnight” success

Some Logie nominees who are apparently 'New Talent' have notched up work 12 years ago, and one with mroe than 70 episodes on their CV.
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The 11pm Project

The 7PM Project is about to get a late night replay over summer.
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2008-09 Production Report

In 2008-2009 there were less hours of drama series produced than 07-08, but more in local mini-series and children's. The state of the Aussie TV drama production still gets a big tick.
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Murder’s hit on commercial networks

Renewed and emerging hits last week included Midsomer Murders, Money for Jam and a lift by the AFL. But Seven just scraped over the boundary line to win the week.
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Network manoeuvres and the art of programming

In Part 2 of an interview with TV Tonight, programmer David Mott admits industry cynicism on MasterChef rattled him, and explains how 9AM with David & Kim is a victim of network programming.

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