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MediaGuardian Edinburgh International TV Festival 2001

  • A weird weekend in Edinburgh

    Jake Lee

    Comment: Swapping a security badge with Louis Theroux was a great way to get attention at the Edinburgh TV conference, writes Jake Lee.

  • BBC backs away from charging online users fees

  • How did it rate?

  • Television using crime 'as a ratings tool'

  • Granada chief attacks Choice revamp

  • Media Monkey
    Monkey goes to Edinburgh

  • BT prepares to build broadband network

  • Channel 4 may face £100m airwave levy

  • Beeb minus for Greg

    One year on from the MacTaggart lecture in which Greg Dyke laid out his masterplan for the BBC, Sarah Ryle marks his report card.

  • Edinburgh 2001 highlights

    The top speakers, interviews and debates of the 2001 Guardian television festival.

  • Jowell withdraws from Edinburgh

    6pm: The culture secretary has been forced to withdraw from the Guardian Television Festival because of a bereavement, writes Lisa O'Carroll.

July 2001

June 2001

  • Theroux and Thomas headline at Edinburgh

    8.30am: Louis Theroux and Mark Thomas are heading the bill of speakers at the Edinburgh TV Festival, writes Jessica Hodgson.

May 2001

  • Endemol boss for Edinburgh

    3.30pm:Big Brother creator John de Mol is to deliver the World View lecture at the Guardian Edinburgh TV Festival. By Jason Deans.

    Special report: Edinburgh TV Festival

April 2001

  • Edinburgh TV festival launches fast-track scheme

    2.45pm: The Guardian Edinburgh International TV Festival has kicked off the search for applicants for its TV25 fast-track scheme, writes Ashley Davies.

February 2001

  • Edinburgh advisory committee unveiled

    9.30am: The Guardian Edinburgh International TV Festival has unveiled its advisory committee.

November 2000

  • Gibson takes over Edinburgh TV festival chair

    4pm: BBC documentaries head Jeremy Gibson is to take over as advisory chair of next year's Guardian International Edinburgh TV Festival. Jason Deans reports.

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