If you didn’t think the ninth series of Lord Sugar’s bloated interview process was dragged out long enough already then you’ll be happy to know that last night’s finale was a feature-length tale of nerves, confidence and the inevitable tears.Refreshingly, the past few series of The Apprentice (BBC One, 8pm) have dropped the excruciating charade… Continue reading TV Overnights: 6.1 million viewers watch Lord Sugar opt for cosmetic surgery to get his woman
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The deal gives the BBC and BT Sport a shared rights deal of the FA Cup from 2014 through to 2018, which will be free to view on both channels.
The move to marketing services has gone so far for some publishers that they’re not even really publishers anymore, says Peter Houston, founder of Flipping Pages Media. There comes a danger of publishers trying to be everything to everyone, and they need to make sure that they add real value and don’t tarnish their magazine’s credibility in the process…