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Topic History of: Pop Idol: How a Hit Almost Failed Its Own Audition
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JK2006 to sell the Record of the Year format to the Americans.
DJones CARTER, Bill, URL: www.nytimes.com/2006/04/30/business/yourmoney/30idol.html

Network television programmers face a challenging job, though not a complicated one: they need to find hits. That's why they spend millions to find and hire talented writers, actors and producers. In many cases they would be wiser to invest in a catcher's mitt, because really big hits, ones that can transform the fates of networks
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