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Greg Dyke joins VC firm
News Greg Dyke, who left his post as director general of the BBC in January, has accepted a position at private equity firm Apax Partners. Dyke will serve on Apax's media advisory board... [12 Oct 2004]
Agenda Setters: Where are they now... Greg Dyke
Comment Here we assess the chances of the former BBC chief Greg Dyke making the list again. Call it a bold prediction but Greg Dyke is likely to have dropped out of sight -... [16 Sep 2004]
Jobs and Torvalds top Agenda Setters readers' vote
News While the silver and bronze medal positions were taken by Bill Gates and the BBC's Greg Dyke in the main poll, and the people's choices of Jobs and Torvalds are hardly that surprising, the appearance of... [06 Nov 2003]
AS03: Media barons' influence wanes
Comment The BBC's DG Greg Dyke also demonstrated the apparent triumph of content, in at 9, and that made it five media bosses in the top 10. But Dyke aside, what went wrong? Last year it looked... [10 Oct 2003]
Ebusiness Despatches: Where content and distribution meet, there's only one winner
Comment Director general Greg Dyke is a visionary but the BBC right now needs someone who can fulfil its remit as a public service broadcaster. It was to be a world where film, music, magazines, digital TV and... [12 Nov 2002]
High-tech VIPs and the silicon.com curse
Comment Greg Dyke, DG, BBC (9) Far be it for us to keep on harping on about silicon.com's Agenda Setters poll - our yearly snapshot of high-tech's movers and shakers - especially almost half a year since our... [04 Sep 2002]
BBC digital spending under fire from MPs
News Last year the BBC's boss, Greg Dyke, sanctioned plans to plough £278m of licence fee money into new digital services and channels. The BBC has been blasted by MPs for its hefty increase in spending on... [18 Jul 2002]
Murdoch and the Beeb join forces for digital TV push
News BBC director general Greg Dyke called the contract win a "fresh start for digital television in the UK". A consortium led by the BBC and BSkyB has been awarded the digital television licence left by the... [04 Jul 2002]
Search and destroy: Why the BBC is no better than Microsoft
Comment The BBC is anti-competitive and if it was a US firm Greg Dyke would be spending as much time as Bill Gates in court fending off a hard-nosed Department of Justice. Since the launch of BBCi's... [23 May 2002]
BBC Digital plans continue to take shape
News Greg Dyke, director general of the BBC, is continuing to explore ways of launching into the digital television market. As well as continuing talks with ITV Digital over a 'digital coalition',... [15 Nov 2001]
Kingston and BBC team up for interactive TV
News Launching the service in Hull, BBC director general Greg Dyke said the platform provided an opportunity for the broadcaster to get closer to its viewers. Kingston Communications has teamed up with the... [10 Oct 2001]
British techie rewarded for bringing people together
News Pankhurst came in at number ten in the 'FT Creative Business 50', only behind such luminaries as film director Ridley Scott (9), WPP's Martin Sorrell (6), the BBC's DG Greg Dyke (5) and fashion designer... [09 Oct 2001]
Gavyn Davies for BBC chairman
News Current vice-chairman and chief economist at Goldman Sachs, Davies is a confirmed Labour supporter, and his appointment (in tandem with pro-Labour director general Greg Dyke) has set Tories fuming. Gavyn... [19 Sep 2001]
Digital telly hit by double whammy
News Broadcasting minister Kim Howells and director-general of the BBC Greg Dyke both cast doubts on the government's pledge to turn off the analogue signal between 2006 and 2010. Greg... [05 Jul 2001]
BBC online ads plan attacked by web publishers
News The call comes in the wake of comments made by new BBC director general Greg Dyke that he was considering such a move. BIPA claims the BBC cross promotes its websites on TV and radio. It also warns that... [02 Nov 2000]
