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Reality TV Industry News - April 2008
Academy board approves adding new reality TV host Emmy Award
April 23, 2008
The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced its Board of Governors has approved a new Emmy Award category for Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality-Competition Program.
Bravo reveals new reality series, adding Monday night programming
April 15, 2008
Bravo announced it has ordered two new reality series and also renewed several others as part of an aggressive programming slate that will see the network launch a fourth night of original programming on Monday nights.
CBS announces 'Survivor' will be finally film in high definition TV
April 14, 2008
After sixteen seasons, Survivor viewers will finally be able to watch the long-running CBS reality series in HDTV.TLC planning to re-brand around themed nights of programming
April 10, 2008
TLC announced it will launch a re-branding effort focused on the network's "real-life" content, which will include both new and returning programs packaged into nights themed around subject matter geared towards viewers and advertisers.
'Top Model' hit with Parents TV Council FCC indecency complaint
April 9, 2008
The Parents Television Council felt a nude America's Next Top Model tenth-season photo shoot was a little too provocative.
Lifetime signs deal to grab 'Project Runway' from Bravo, NBCU sues
April 7, 2008
Tim Gunn apparently wasn't kidding when he said the state of Project Runway was "in flux" beyond the show's upcoming fifth season.
