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Channel 5 Unveils Extensive 2023 Slate
Channel 5 has revealed its extensive commissions for 2023, with a range of brand-new programs across genres with talent such as astronaut Tim Peake, comedian Ruby Wax, actor Ross Kemp and more.
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U.K. Government Sets Out Overhaul of PSB Landscape
The U.K. government has outlined its plans to overhaul the country's public-service broadcasting laws, promising to create a new "golden age of British TV."
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Channel 5 Sets Seven-Figure Training Fund
Channel 5 is planning to commit an annual seven-figure sum toward a training fund, in an effort to boost industry learning and development.
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BET International Goes Digital in the U.K.
Channel 5’s My5 on-demand streaming platform will be the official home of BET UK as it transitions to a digital-first brand in the U.K.
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My5 Inks Content Pact with AMCNI UK
Channel 5 has signed a content partnership deal with AMC Networks International—UK (AMCNI UK) for its My5 VOD service.
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NFL Returns to Channel 5 in the U.K.
The National Football League (NFL) and ViacomCBS Networks International (VCNI) have struck a deal that will see Channel 5 bring live Monday Night Football back to free-to-air television in the U.K.
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MY5 Inks Content Pact with discover.film
Channel 5 has signed a deal with discover.film for an array of short-form content that will debut on its My5 streaming platform.
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U.K. Broadcasters Outline Guidance for Restarting TV Production
ITV, BBC, Sky, Channel 4, Channel 5, STV, ITN, the Association for Commercial Broadcasters and On-Demand Services (COBA) and Pact have come together to introduce new guidelines for producing television safely in the weeks and months ahead.
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U.K. PSBs Call for Government Support for Freelancers
The U.K. public-service broadcasters BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and S4C have come together to ask the government to work with them to support freelancers working in the broadcasting industry during this challenging period amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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WWE Inks U.K. Free-to-Air TV Deal with Channel 5
WWE has entered into a new partnership with ViacomCBS’s Channel 5 to broadcast highlights of its weekly programs Raw and SmackDown on free-to-air television in the U.K.
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