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The government has set a secret target to reduce illegal filesharing of music and films by up to 80% over the next three years. By Mark Sweney
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Formula one boss Max Mosley has filed a £1.2m lawsuit against the publisher of Germany's largest newspaper. By Leigh Holmwood
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Rory Bremner has emerged as the leading contender to take over hosting Countdown from Des O´Connor. By Tara Conlan
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The panel discuss the Max Mosley verdict, who will replace Roly Keating as the controller of BBC2, GCap job cuts and the return of Chris Tarrant. With Matt Wells, Steve Hewlett, Paul Robinson and Gareth McLean
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TV overnights: BBC1 science series John Barrowman: The Making of Me beat the Channel 4 reality show to win its timeslot. By Caitlin Fitzsimmons
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TalkSport has hired ITV presenter Jeremy Kyle to host a weekly sports show. By Mark Sweney
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The head of Microsoft's Windows and web operations, Kevin Johnson, is leaving in a restructure. By Andrew Clark
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Russia is set to become the latest country to get its own version of the hit British comedy The Office. By Caitlin Fitzsimmons
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