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Abstracts: Edinburgh light. Edinburgh's coming of age: (Edinburgh International TV Festival) (includes related articles) A dose of topical medicine
Abstracts: Edinburg is worth the trip. Don't lose your nerve, indies urge Channel 4. Edinburgh is a dead loss
Abstracts: Editorial. The global love-match: sport and television. Leisure, tourism and 'Australianness.'
Abstracts: EEO advice. EEOC age discrimination rule making. Must carry/retransmission consent elections
Abstracts: EEO advice. Political broadcasting: personal attacks. Towers
Abstracts: EEOC jurisdiction over radio and television stations. Public inspection file and main studio rules update. Noncommercial stations - underwriting announcements
Abstracts: EEO-record keeping. Constructing a new station. Directional antennas
Abstracts: EEO-record keeping. EEO rulemaking. Satellite Home Viewer Act of 1998 rulemaking
Abstracts: EEO rulemaking. Broadcast station tower rulemaking
Abstracts: Effect of spatial variation on Zooplankton community assessment in fishery studies. John Wilson Parsons: field fishery biologist of the world
Abstracts: Eight shots of the action. DVCPRO benefits from NAB's strategic tie-ins. Newsworthy technology: digital technology is set to revolutionise newsgathering
Abstracts: Eight year license terms. Streamlining broadcast application and licensing process. New renewal procedures
Abstracts: Electing to do better. Lost in translation. On the 'at risk' register
Abstracts: Electing to do better. Turning off the election. Pre-election grillings fail to win decent audiences
Abstracts: Election fever. The costs and the complications of CGI. Measuring up
Abstracts: Electra mulls more media acquisitions. Ricochet to uncover fashion's third world factories for BBC3. Ten Alps plans growth with 3.3m pound acquisition
Abstracts: Electricity generation and AFS. Mexico Chapter meets with Mexican Fisheries Society in La Paz. An open letter to all AFS members even remotely connected to the Fisheries Management Section
Abstracts: Elephants never forget. Making factual fun. The real goodfellas
Abstracts: Elstein in [pounds sterling]500m bid for Hallmark. Discovery brings in Canadian exec. Age of Discovery
Abstracts: Emap bidder Riley is also targetting GCap. GCap stars handed cross-network shows. GCap claims 'profit' as profit tumble
Abstracts: Emap bidder Riley is also targetting GCap. Global leading race to buy Emap Radio. RDF shares hold firm despite Wyatt report
Abstracts: Emap Radio growth is fuelled by sales boom. Programmed to self-destruct. Radio fights back
Abstracts: Emap readies bid for SRH. TWG and Emap lift radio sector. Forever sells off Juice FM to Absolute
Abstracts: Emap restructures its senior management. Chrysalis scoops north-east licence. Doganis quits Zenith North to go freelance
Abstracts: Emergency alert system. Public file allocation. Political refresher
Abstracts: Emerging alternatives or traditional news gates. Cultural diversity as social demand: the Korean minority and Japanese broadcasting
Abstracts: Emerging from the merger mania. Strictly glamour pays off for BBC1. Hail the conquering Heroes on BBC2
Abstracts: Emery abroad. ABC moves into Latin America with Galaxy. BBC plays Catch Up with pay-TV service
Abstracts: Employment contracts - "blue line" rule. Noncommercial stations - underwriting announcements. Quick reference guide
Abstracts: Endemol chiefs in 1bn pond buyout talks. What fresh hell is this? Sky's movies move
Abstracts: Endemol eyes RDF in global expansion plan. RDF in Manchester deal. Five bids in for Endemol
Abstracts: Endemol eyes RDF in global expansion plan. RDF to miss targets as suspension hits home. Fremantle sets up drama development unit
Abstracts: Endemol goes digital with Red Bee Hive. Tiger Aspect bags pair of ITV dramas. Roman's Empire to conquer BBC2
Abstracts: Endemol regains indie status. Media buyers will fight Grade on CRR. Public defence
Abstracts: End of the affair. Change the record. Facing the music
Abstracts: End the low pay trap. Five and Paramount share a joke. There is no alternative
Abstracts: English textbook, Indian publisher. Relative constancy of advertising spending: A cross-national examination of advertising expenditures and their determinants
Abstracts: Enough is enough: journalists should draw a line in the sand to limit the military's attempts at absolute secrecy
Abstracts: Entertaining new ideas. Big game hunter. Net works for TV
Abstracts: Entertainment shows attract youth to BBC3. Sports coverage nets high-scoring ratings. It's Ant and Dec to the rescue for ITV1
Abstracts: Enter the brave new high-definition world. How to look in all the right places. Will UK facilities cash in on bigger EU?
Abstracts: Environmental protest and tap-dancing with the media in the information age. Financialization, finance rationality and the role of media in Australia
Abstracts: ePSP could be the new HBOE. The call-TV controversy. Content is still king
Abstracts: Escaping the City life. Time to smarten up. In-house or out of pocket?
Abstracts: 'Europe 1992': the audiovisual challenge. Structural changes in Kenya's broadcasting system: a manifestation of presidential authoritarianism
Abstracts: European deal for Paradise Hotel. Open University to fund history show. TWI wins BBC darts contract
Abstracts: European integration. Do you feel lucky? Our support for the small guys
Abstracts: Evolutionary ideas. Waiting game. Golden Sq sets up Shanghai office
Abstracts: Ex-BBC staffer lands Y-TTTV features role. Duncanson gathers Moss for Chrysalis tv. Eyre attempts to fill Cox role within ITV network
Abstracts: Ex-ITV chiefs call for city figure to step in. Jones to head regional ITV. All changes for ITV management
Abstracts: Experts raise doubts over move to tapeless. Kids TV: caught in perfect storm. So you want to go tapeless?
Abstracts: Exploring new territory. MBO team takes over Oasis TV. Time for a bit of originality
Abstracts: Export strength. Making capital out of London. Light works
Abstracts: Extensive fish tagging study used in New York dredging project. AMI today - state of the association report
Abstracts: Extra authority: this week's changes to the Broadcasting Bill allow groups to run two FM stations in one area and give regulators extra power - but will choice be preserved?
Abstracts: Extra! Extra! The sad story of books as news. Accountability when books make news. All is not fair in journalism: fairness to people vs. fairness to the truth
Abstracts: Extraordinary People to go beyond shock doc appeal. C4 partners Darlow in Maddie film bid. Firecracker Films tracks pre-teen preachers
Abstracts: Extraordinary stories. Events of terror. Trawling the cruel sea
Abstracts: Extra pounds sterling 220m for BBC new media -- as unions give Thompson 7-day deadline. Earl Spencer to talk on Burrell
Abstracts: Extra terrestrials aim for audience control. Indie mirage: independents fear that last week's reshuffle at Carlton could signal a further shift towards in-house production
Abstracts: Extra terrestrials aim for audience control. In space, you're not alone. Sky Sports 1's longevity award
Abstracts: Eyeing up Endemol. Laughter merchant. A learning experience
Abstracts: Facilities face up to change. Broadcast in production, facilities survey 1996. Why ITV must keep CRR
Abstracts: Facilities move to "Valleywood". Open all hours. Smiling to the last
Abstracts: Facing up to Rupert. A licence to thrill. An independent man
Abstracts: Factoring in reality gives ITV1 the edge over BBC1. FA Cup football provides temporary relief for BBC1. Comic Relief night gives BBC 1 last laugh on Friday
Abstracts: Factors influencing cross-national news treatment of a critical national event. The world of U.S. network television news: eighteen years of international and foreign news coverage
Abstracts: Fact plus fiction equals friction. Public discourse/private fascination: hybridization in 'true-life-story' genres
Abstracts: Factual figurehead. Time to deliver. Guiding lights
Abstracts: Factual partners join Sky Anytime. Virgin 1 signs Hat Trick web deal. Customer comes last?
Abstracts: Factual's new soft sell. Latin lesson. Latin revival
Abstracts: Factual VoD growth stalled by red tape. Bebo's new girl wants to be your friend. Short play sets scene for BBC2's Poliakoff drama
Abstracts: FA Cup final kicks off ITV1 thrashing. ITV kids launch doesnEt take off. I'm a Celebrity... back with 40% share
Abstracts: FA Cup football provides temporary relief for BBC1. BBC1 share trails BBC2 as Coast is clear winner. BBC1 fails to capitalize on Dirty DenEs appeal
Abstracts: Fair's fair - unless it isn't. Sins of omission. Glasnost betrayed
Abstracts: Faith, fairness and the American press. Illegal thoughts. Fear of infringement
Abstracts: Faith, hope and clarity. ITV and BBC prepare for pitch battle. The BillEs live challenge
Abstracts: Fakes and pains: the Nodding Yentob is not a TV crisis - but it still hurts the BBC's reputation. The drama doctor
Abstracts: False notes? Classic deal. Talking shop
Abstracts: Faltering flicks. London's churning. Playing to the crowd: after only one year in operation Carlton was hauled over the coals by the ITC and has been constantly castigated by the critics for appealing to the lowest common denominator
Abstracts: Fanny Hill is BBC4's highest rating show. Barrowman to front BBC1 rival to Sky's 10-Year-Old. Returning to toad hall
Abstracts: 'Fantasy football hooliganism' in popular media. Disrupting the media frame at Greenham Common: a new chapter in the history of mediations?
Abstracts: Fantasy in suburbia. Child star to shine with Nickelodeon. Stepping up in the nick of time?
Abstracts: Farm Bill 2007: placing fisheries upstream of conservation provisions. Hogarth stands behind amendment 13
Abstracts: Fashioning a cosmopolitan Tamil identity: game shows, commodities and cultural identity. New media, community and politics in Algeria
Abstracts: Fast-forwarding the future of TV. Getting smarter online. On demand's silver lining
Abstracts: Fatal flaws at Five. Shed: we're over loss of Bad Girls. Making Freeview HD-ready
Abstracts: Fate of the shop window. Which way forward for indies? Dear diary
Abstracts: Fawkes promotes Curtis to new acquisitions post at Hit. Eastern parade: an explosion in Asian channel launches has increased international sales - but low prices will mean a long wait for big returns
Abstracts: Fazed by a mother's fury. Festive TV is swept aside. Is it that time again?
Abstracts: FCC on the Internet. Hell and high water. The Internet and the dilemma of Africa's development
Abstracts: Fear and loathing. Quality control: you can compress it and transmit it, but up until NAB '96 you could not test it
Abstracts: Fear of freedom. Lost to television. Informing the unformed
Abstracts: Feeding the online habit. Ofcom censures Fox News piece. The biggest show in town
Abstracts: Feminist theory and information technology. Trapped in electronic cages? Gender and new information technologies in the public and private domain: an overview of research
Abstracts: Festive interest. Telefonica to link up with Canal+ in Spain. On Digital unveils interactive plans,
Abstracts: Fifty posts at risk as Carlton gets ready to axe pay-TV channels. Beauty and the beast
Abstracts: Fighting chance. Emap cool after losing its head? Discovery downs a second Guinness
Abstracts: Fighting the good fight. Never had it so good? What's next for Chris?
Abstracts: Fight the supers' power. The halcyon days of private equity. Talent could ruin us
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