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Abstracts: Discreet control. Computing's new contenders. Verging on the virtuals
Abstracts: Discreet entry into the fray. Back to basics: delegates arriving in Las Vegas for NAB '96 between 15-18 April can look forward to a show packed with corporate politics as much as new products
Abstracts: Discreet makes GBP4.2 million in latest quarter. Edit Store pumps 1 million pounds sterling into expansion. Resources posts loss of 6 million pounds sterling
Abstracts: Discreet/MGI deal off - official. Autodesk makes L319m discreet move. Langlois hails Avid deal
Abstracts: Discreet pulls out of MGI takeover. Avid's VP Davies quits post early. Big Issue
Abstracts: Disney and ABC strike $19 billion merger deal. Dial M for murder: Janet Street-Porter's attack on the four Ms - male, middle-class, middle-aged and mediocre - dominating UK TV seems to have hit a raw nerve
Abstracts: Disney rebuilding its Euro operation. Virgin Media's new kid on the box. The science of understanding
Abstracts: Disney's man in Europe. Comedy at its very best-and worst. A social mine field
Abstracts: Dispute threatens US digital launch. Regarding Henry: London News Network's new managing director has big plans-he wants to expand the company's production activity, work towards becoming a major sports business and be heralded as one of the foremost news operations in the UK
Abstracts: Distributing the news. Policing the public sphere: the British machinery of news management. A developing market in news: Xinhua News Agency and Chinese newspapers
Abstracts: Distributor threat to production funding. A drama of epic proportion. Ringing the changes
Abstracts: Distrust of representation: Habermas on the public sphere. Feminism, the public sphere, media and democracy. Witnessing
Abstracts: Ditching the safari suits. Sick as a dog? Breathing life into history
Abstracts: Diverse bought by European producer. Oasis finds sanctuary from administration. Destined to be together
Abstracts: Diverse looks at Leeds for regional multicultural arm (Diverse Productions expands to Leeds). Canadian TV in the frame
Abstracts: Diverse to invest Zodiak cash in indie start-ups. Guerrilla Group goes into administration. Simply Media tees off for growth with golf site deal
Abstracts: Divided people, divided press: interpreting the poisonous silences in a fractured society. Covering Gaza and the West Bank
Abstracts: DiY post-production. The bigger picture. Up and down time
Abstracts: Docherty quits BBC for job at Telewest. 24-hour battle stations. CNN to beef up its interactive news
Abstracts: Doctor can't remedy BBC1 share slippage. Summertime ratings blues return to BBC1. Foundering Castaway stranded in schedules
Abstracts: Doctor is light years ahead of Emmerdale. Big two's Easter treats melt in sunshine. Hannah stars in ITV crime drama
Abstracts: Doctor on call. Getting caught up in the Net. Realising the Internet is not simply a playground for nerdish Trekkies, UK broadcasters are waking up to the commercial possibilities
Abstracts: Doctor Who peaks at 44% share. Comic Relief puts a smile on BBC1 across the week. Post survey 2006: top post-production houses in television
Abstracts: Documentary series. Soap. Director Jonze backs free web-TV channel
Abstracts: Doc winner calls for 'responsibility'. Riches from diversity. Resources: no favours from BBC
Abstracts: Does life begin at 40 for BBC2? BBC2's mid-life crisis. ITV1 and BBC1 run close in e03
Abstracts: Does market-entry regulation matter? TV's gambling addiction. Broadcasting in the 1990s: Competition, choice and inequality
Abstracts: 'Doing IT for the kids': re-examining children, computers and the 'information society.' Virtual togetherness: an everyday-life perspective
Abstracts: Doing it for themselves. Matters of fact. Cometh the houra
Abstracts: Doing it for themselves: The past year has seen a surge in the number of celebrities and agents dipping their toes into television production by forming their own indies
Abstracts: Doing it my way - broadcasting regulation in capitalist cultures: the case of 'fairness' and 'impartiality.' The best of both worlds? Freedom of communication and "positive" broadcasting regulation
Abstracts: Doing the business in 2005. The battlegrounds of 2005. Weekending: 15 May
Abstracts: Dollars and sense - multi-image or video? They write the songs. Dealing for dollars
Abstracts: Domestic crisis. Attack of the clones. Nice to see you, to see you nice?
Abstracts: Do Michael Grade's sums for ITV add up? Will Virgin 1 prove to be 40 million pounds well spent? Global perspective
Abstracts: Donald the brave. Elstein takes over Hallmark Channel. RDF continues expansion
Abstracts: DonEt panic! Scoring in the studio. Triumph over tragedy: The after-shocks of 11 September are still reverbrating and the economic downturn is taking its toll. But as the B+ end of year report shows, 2001 has also seen new developments and record business for some companies
Abstracts: Don't believe the hype. Mobile TV figures add up, trial finds. Pact to campaign for kids TV tax breaks
Abstracts: Don't believe your eyes. A quest for new history. Spot the difference
Abstracts: Don't do their dirty work. Taking the temperature of drama. Well connected
Abstracts: Don't let the market decide. It's not all funds and games. Speeking up for docs
Abstracts: Don't let the market decide. Resources posts loss. Anger as Carlton pockets 17m pounds sterling of Channel 4 levy
Abstracts: Don't patronise viewers. Junk food ad ban 'threatens kids TV'. Junk food ad ban could cost $90m
Abstracts: Don't reward failure. Problem with ITV is ITV1. ITV keeps budget flat for next year
Abstracts: Don't turn TV off just yet. ITV is a buyer too. Turkeys for Christmas
Abstracts: Dormand to resolve BBC News row. BBC offsets cricket loss with athletics. BBC hits back at 'fake' allegations
Abstracts: Do shut up, Alasdair. Ultimate Force a casualty of BBC onslaught. Looking for new friends
Abstracts: Dot comedy at the mercy of its viewers. Brightcove launch in UK to prompt more web-TV. RDF to make (pounds sterling) 2m reality show for Islandoo.com
Abstracts: Double act gives BBC1 the Saturday night blues. That's entertainment all the way on BBC1. EastEnders' bloody night kills off all contenders
Abstracts: Double act. Suite talker. Shrinkwrapped
Abstracts: Double dealing. UKTV won't challenge ITC's quality rejection. Five picks up critically acclaimed US comedy
Abstracts: Doubling up Disney. An accidental tragedy. Fox hunts for older men
Abstracts: Downloading the future. Getting wi-fi to fly. Safe and secure?
Abstracts: Downloading the revolution. User content is king. Are we witnessing an editing revolution
Abstracts: Down under but not out. Not just for Christmas. A new generation
Abstracts: Drake Automation sold to Columbine. War deaths fuel INSI's UN lobby. Montreaux: 'adopt HDTV or lose out.'
Abstracts: Drake wins contract to kit out LA operation. ITV2 lines up Stars spin-off. BBC warns Oftel on digital
Abstracts: Drama cops it. Lining up for glory at Cannes. Popular factual
Abstracts: Drama on the Med for The People's Princess. Dizzy domestic dramas. African Colossus
Abstracts: Drama pilots join ITV's regular flyers. Channelling fire. Shaps hails new era in ITV drama
Abstracts: Drama "Prison Break" makes solid start for five. Week ending: 15 August. Week ending: 22 August
Abstracts: Drama queen. Chief of police. Wooing Treays
Abstracts: Dramatic visions. The big TV test. Power player
Abstracts: Dramatising the problems. C4 uses gay soap to clean up image. Industry slams convergence Green Paper as 'damp squib.'
Abstracts: Drama, when in Rome. Sticking to the facts. The documentary kings
Abstracts: Dressing ups and downs. DVD's growing influence on post sector. You can colour my world
Abstracts: Driving Granada. American cream. Variety is the key to independence
Abstracts: Driving the brand. The memory of a child. Location story: How City Life is giving writers a break
Abstracts: Drowning by numbers. Top 30 BBC2, Channel 4 and Channel 5. Digital refuseniks will lose BBC2 first
Abstracts: Drowning in spin: politicians and reporters in dubious dialogue. Improving campaign coverage: advice from the American voter
Abstracts: Dr. Who producer given top BBC drama job. Bellamy leaves BBC3 with a meaty hit. This season's must-haves
Abstracts: DTT debate bypassing cable. TV on the go: the top 10 toys. Nat Geo expands HD systems after smooth transition
Abstracts: DTT film channel is Grade's legacy. United eyes up TVNZ wildlife. ITV plans major mobile push
Abstracts: DTT tipped to win digital TV contest. Carlton World recruits Stalker and Hill Jnr. BDB to put 40 million pounds sterling behind On Digital
Abstracts: Dual leaders for two-headed BBC monster. Leave the BBC alone - even when it's wrong. BBC suffers radio daze
Abstracts: Dubbs wins Flextech post and digital. ITV1 looks to the The Liver Birds for new sitcom. ITN seals content deal for Setanta Sports News
Abstracts: Duel for the HD crown. A year in studios. Building lasting relationships
Abstracts: Duncan bids for licence fee. End of an era. BBC Scotland lures C4 comedy talent
Abstracts: Dunne joins Atlantic 252 and plans programming revamp. New boss at Red Dragon. RA to come clean on licence awards
Abstracts: DVD camcorder 'by 2000.' Vizrt shells out $9m for Curious. Tales from the real world
Abstracts: DVDs are leading the way. News from another era. Why TV has lost our trust
Abstracts: DVD tie-in. The net step. How to survive MipTV
Abstracts: Dying to be on the telly. Tough start to year for Five. The rise of the people's channel
Abstracts: Dyke: an analogue TV leader in digital age. Making the Grade. The Beeb's political operator
Abstracts: Dyke divides BBC factual and learning. Wayne's world. Dyke's 'One BBC' hierarchy
Abstracts: Dyke looks to popular drama to revive BBC1. Thirteen turbulent years. Salmon nets extra millions for drama
Abstracts: Dyke's lasting legacy. BBC must not be shy of scrutiny. Staying public spirited
Abstracts: Dyke: What I would have moved north. Dyke to the rescue? Dyke blames email for rise in complaints about BBC
Abstracts: E4 to air "Beauty and the Geek". It's now or never as RTL weighs up ITV bid. BBC World plans peak news show
Abstracts: Earning the rights. Red's storyteller. Modernizing marple
Abstracts: Earning the right to expand. Happy new year? Mixed recption on digital: Digital TV is hailed as the broadcasters' dream with more channels and beter quality pictures, so why isn't everyone over the moon? Three specialists spell out what it all means and who will benefit
Abstracts: Ear to the ground. R4 comes top in Gfk ratings. How the BBC will hit indie quota in 2004
Abstracts: EAS. Directional antennas. Sponsorship identification
Abstracts: EAS override. Must carry market definitions. TV market modification requests
Abstracts: EAS. Regulatory fees. Ownership disclosure - new and major change applications
Abstracts: EastEnders faces digital delay. Jackson takes aim. Squeezing the juice out of OJ
Abstracts: Eastern promise. A game of two halves. Spanish acquisition
Abstracts: Eating away at impartiality. Food for thought. Lean times for kids TV
Abstracts: Echo Beach shorts signal next phase for itv.com. World networks. French resistance
Abstracts: EC policymaking: the case of the "Television Without Frontiers" directive. Ke Wang, a Chinese television soap opera with a message
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