CTV hopes for early news on its licence

CHANNEL Television wants an early decision from the UK government about the future of its broadcast licence.

Review team is key

THE States is to debate a requete from Vale Deputy Matt Fallaize calling for a root and branch review of its own structure and governance.

CTV: Get the balance right

NINE days after the annual CI sports personality of the year awards and the old blood pressure is only just settling down again.

CTV apologises for Jess's F-word in Channel Report

CHANNEL TELEVISION has apologised to viewers after presenter Jess Dunsdon was heard to use the F-word during yesterday's edition of Channel Report.

New populist approach risks wrong winner emerging

With respect

HOW much respect should we show our politicians? That may seem like a strange question. After all, the answer is obvious: as much as they deserve.

Fined over Comedy Awards, CTV wants police investigation

CHANNEL TELEVISION has called for a police investigation into a phone-vote controversy relating to the 2004 and 2005 British Comedy Awards.

Channel TV opts to 'watch and wait'

CHANNEL TELEVISION is closely monitoring a situation that could threaten its future news service.

CTV resists chance to cut news output

CHANNEL Television has the option to produce fewer news and current programmes under money-saving plans announced by regulator Ofcom.

Channel loophole to cut ITV Ant and Dec fine

A LEGAL loophole involving Channel Television could save ITV millions of pounds in fines, according to national reports.

Timely 'Oscar' for Jersey

THE Channel Islands sports 'Oscars' live on and we may never know how close the annual celebration of all that's best came close to dying an early death this week.

New chairman wants CTV to get up close

CHANNEL Television's new executive chairman will be drawing on a quarter-century's experience in broadcasting.

Anchorman pulled up over Channel attack

CHANNEL Television has disputed claims by ex-presenter Patrick Muirhead that the station is clinging tenaciously to its existence.