Jackson takes aim
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Channel 4's chief executive, Michael Jackson, is expected to make his mark in the company after planning, listening and thinking during his first year at the helm of the terrestrial television station. Jackson, who is perceived to be knowledgable of the value of secrecy in boosting competitiveness, is expected to come through for Channel 4 in September 1998 with the launch of new programs, such as the Boys Unlimited comedy spoof and the provisionally-titled Nightly comedy program. Jackson was also seen to have infused Channel 4 with clarity regarding peaktime problems and the need for a landmark series.
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Co's chief exec, Michael Jackson, is expected to make mark in co after planning, listening & thinking during first year at helm
Publication Name: Broadcast
Subject: Mass communications
ISSN: 0040-2788
Year: 1998
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Gardam lands C4 programmes post
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Channel 4 (C 4) is rumored to have hired Tim Gardam, who was the controller of news, current affairs and documentaries at Channel 5, to become its new director of programs. Gardam, who was chosen over three other candidates namely C 4 programs deputy director Karen Brown, BBC documentaries and history head Paul Hamann and Mentorn Barraclough Carey deputy chief executive George Carey. Gardam's new post requires him to handle the channel's factual and features department after current head Steve Hewlett relinquishes the post.
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Is rumored to have hired Tim Gardam to become its new director of programs
Publication Name: Broadcast
Subject: Mass communications
ISSN: 0040-2788
Year: 1998
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