How Would You Like To Be On Prize Island?
11 July 2012
Prize Island probably sounds like comping heaven so how would you like to set sail to this exotic location? Well, thanks to ITV you soon will be able to as Prize Island is the name
How would you like to be a contestant on a TV quiz or game show? If being on screen and having the chance to win big cash prizes or even just a Blankety Blank cheque book and pen appeals to you then check out the blogs below. We’ll be keeping an eye out for new and current shows that you can apply for.
Prize Island probably sounds like comping heaven so how would you like to set sail to this exotic location? Well, thanks to ITV you soon will be able to as Prize Island is the name
On the recent Wow – More Competition Controversies! blog, one of our users pointed out that all the issues highlighted were truly overshadowed by the controversy surrounding Red or Black? winner Nathan Hageman. Hageman was
In a week when the £160million Euromillions Lottery Jackpot winners appeared on TV and subsquently were forced to leave home it seems a good time to ask the question TV? Or Not TV? Recently we’ve
ITV are the latest broadcaster to announce that they’ve been running competitions where entrants have had no chance of winning. The shows affected are Soapstar Superstar 2007; Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway 2005 and
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According to a report in The Sun ITV have been hit with another phone vote scandal. This time the problem occurred with Vernon Kay’s Gameshow Marathon on 14th April when viewers were invited to win
ICSTIS, the premium rate services regulator, has today issued tough new rules to boost consumer trust and confidence in Quiz TV services. The new measures, which will come into force in four weeks’ time, will