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Abstracts: From 'interpretive communities' to 'communities of improvisation.' (conversation evolves in context)(Electronic Democracy)
Abstracts: From organic to neo-corporatist intellectuals: the changing relations between Italian intellectuals and political power
Abstracts: From our Gaelic fields: radio, sport and nation in post-partition Ireland. Imaginative demographics: The emergence of a radio talkback audience in Australia
Abstracts: From radios libres to radios privees: the rapid triumph of commercial networks in French local radio. Culture in space: the European cultural channel
Abstracts: From Russia with love - a timely lesson. Keeping a grip as TV rollercoaster gathers pace. Sarah Thane
Abstracts: From the frontline. It's the programmes. Where next for BBC2?
Abstracts: From war to welfare. The radio dramatist. Striking a blow for BBC staff
Abstracts: From wise guy to tough guy. The elite law enforcers. Scholey issues BBC rallying call
Abstracts: Frontier men. Mister Modern. Quiet revolutionary
Abstracts: Front line family: 'Women's culture' comes to the BBC. From Tit-Bits to Big Brother: a century of audience participation in the media
Abstracts: FTSE woes leave seven stocks at 52-week low. SMG and GCap both sink to 52-week lows. Winners and losers in a fresh look at primetime
Abstracts: Fulfilling summer promises. Jack oMontyo Millard. Michael oMikeo Hall
Abstracts: Fuller, nasty Nigel and cat rock the US. Quizzing through the decade. Taking an ant's eye view
Abstracts: Fun at Forte. Postal bid under way for hit Celador format
Abstracts: Fund holder. Sprouting cash. The British abroad
Abstracts: Funny, peculiar and ha ha. Innovate don't imitate. You will bark like a dog
Abstracts: Fuzzy signals. The quiz answers. Tuning into the beautiful game
Abstracts: Gagging for a good script. Factual fancies. ITV1 mends its dysfunctional ways
Abstracts: Gambino joins Bebo. Gambino quits MTV Networks
Abstracts: Gambino quits MTV Networks. Smells like tween spirit. Abraham discovers UKTV
Abstracts: Gambling syndicates. Voice of authority. A launch in danger of repeating itself
Abstracts: Game over for technology. Jowell approves Technology sale. How Homechoice got ahead of the curve
Abstracts: Gameshow specialist is latest indie for sale. Indies: a frank exchange of views. RDF chief calls for fewer indies
Abstracts: Games without frontiers. Will the no-holds-barred brand of voyeurism and public humiliation that has made Channel 4's Big Brother such a success provide the template for a new era of copycat shows or will it turn out to be a mere flash in the pan?
Abstracts: Gardam moves to C4 as director of programmes. Nick UK and GM sign co-pro deal. Hope doc hit by legal wrangle
Abstracts: Gardam moves to C4 as director of programmes. World Service logo heralds strategy shift. Focus on factual line in new ITV schedule
Abstracts: "Gardeners' World" shows up BBC 1 peaktime weakness. "Strictly's" Saturday success is analogue's last hurrah. Will "Davina" be the savior of BBC1's Wednesdays?
Abstracts: Gateway to the world: London is becoming increasingly important as a world distribution centre with a growing number of foreign companies setting up in the UK
Abstracts: Generating Saturday night fever. Buyers prepare to take their pick. From triumph to tragedy
Abstracts: German concessions fail to head off EC digital veto. When viewers ask the questions. Mixed fortunes of war for kit hirers
Abstracts: German design. Antipodean vitality. Survival of the fittest
Abstracts: Get smart 2: video journalists are gaining credence as an alternative way to report TV news. Video compression The big squeeze
Abstracts: Get smart. How to . . . work with audio: Though audio is an underrated aspect of television production more and more firms are seeing benefits in setting up their own mini-facilities
Abstracts: Get smart: this year's IBC-held in Amsterdam-may have been subdued, but the technology on offer was still impressive
Abstracts: Getting animated about music. Putting singletons on wed alert. Fear of risk spells 'worst ever' climate for indies
Abstracts: Getting animated over rights. Mobile viewing is here to stay. The world in miniature
Abstracts: Getting back on track: It's been a tough year for Channel 4, but it's survived its annus horribilis. End of a watershed: as a point for TV to come on, Edinburgh could not have come soon enough
Abstracts: Getting down and dirty. Wiping the slate clean. TV drinks young blood
Abstracts: Getting factual right. Latest Pebble Mill cuts clsim 16 jobs. BBC details 1,100 job cuts reshuffle
Abstracts: Getting it on. Trailer made. Software to power the facility
Abstracts: Getting on the radar screen. Getting to the heart of Conrad. Bringing Conrad's classic novel Nostromo to the screen involved a crew of 60
Abstracts: Getting the DTTs: at the RTS Cambridge Convention, it became clear there is little consensus on how digital television should progress and who should pay for it
Abstracts: Getting the DTTs: at the RTS Cambridge Convention, it became clear there is little consensus on how digital television should progress and who should pay for it. part 2
Abstracts: Getting the whole truth. Kingmakers, kingbreakers. Behind the noise on the floor
Abstracts: Getting to the bottom of people. SRH deal gives Emap 22 local stations. Who wants to buy millionaire?
Abstracts: Getting viewersE vote. Playtime's over. Getting the fit right
Abstracts: Giant leap for VoD project. Arqiva powers up for national DTT network. First orders for Gaelic channel
Abstracts: Gibson turns to Life of Grime for BBC 1. MBC signs Cruise star. Union asks Smith to block spin-off of BBC Resources
Abstracts: Gift of the gab: Innovation TK's link-up with effects developer D5 is indicative of the ambitions joint founder Delphi Durrant has for her telecine company
Abstracts: Gilligan makes TV debut with C4 doc. Hot property. I can't believe its Andy Duncan
Abstracts: Gimme five!! Switching on. Harries game
Abstracts: GI rejig follows Torrance's exit. RDF hires Coelen to head US arm. RDF's American figurehead
Abstracts: Give the governors a break. The popular touch. Governors in the dock
Abstracts: Give us your children. Will Santa get the sack? Tweenies is a real hit.
Abstracts: Giving the people what they want: Despite facing competitors on all fronts in the young adult market, Play UK is determined to reinvent itself . .
Abstracts: Giving us a natural high. Dark side of suburbia. Strike up the big brand
Abstracts: Gladiator's win boosts More 4. Week ending: 27 November. Top 30 BBC 2, Channel 4 and Channel 5
Abstracts: Global grey matters. Platform joins pre-pro trend. Life on the road in an OB outfit
Abstracts: Global is City favourite to bid for Emap Radio. GCap shares surge above Global bid price. Chrysalis tipped to go to overseas buyer
Abstracts: Global is City favourite to bid for Emap Radio. Pressure rises at GCap. Emap's Bauer deal poses new questions for Global
Abstracts: Global media events in India: contests over beauty, gender and nation. The media's role in immigrant adaptation: how first-year Haitians in Miami use the media
Abstracts: Global programming boom: never before has television experienced such growth in the number of programme-hungry channels being launched by the global media giants as they manoevre for position
Abstracts: Global Singer: the BBC's deal with TCI promises a new global network of channels but to make it happen, the corporation has to tie up more than just loose ends
Abstracts: GMG chief plans for 'integrated future'. Taking on today. We never banned the Dixies
Abstracts: GMG takes it from the top. Gerrie the pacemaker: managing director of Initial Film and Television Malcolm Gerrie is known as the Red Adair of music programming
Abstracts: GMG wins German footing in RTL deal. Seen it all before? The jury's out
Abstracts: GM's Cannes Bombshell. Top UK distributors club together. The time is right
Abstracts: GMTV reveals its Teletubbies rival. Your guide to the digital future. GMTV set to avoid police probe despite 2 million pound fine
Abstracts: GMTV set to avoid police probe despite 2 million pound fine. The steeplechase
Abstracts: Goal dust. Scene stealers. End of the Gordon era
Abstracts: Going down to the wire with Panorama. In the eye of the storm. Mysteries of the deep
Abstracts: Going for gold. A fresh start? Saint Etienne
Abstracts: Going the distance. A deal too far? Denton criticises BBC management style
Abstracts: Golf boosts Sky Sports 1 share. How C4 is reinventing history. Has C4 drama turned into a crisis?
Abstracts: Good causes, God's poor and telethon television. Poor policy and dubious law: pornography, satellite television and the British state
Abstracts: Good causes, God's poor and telethon television. The little emperors' small screen: parental control and children's television viewing in China
Abstracts: Good sport. Trading blows. Global runner
Abstracts: Go on, be a man about it. Time to rediscover danger. Wanted: the next big thing
Abstracts: Govt to review digi spectrum. World cup washout? Carlton lobbies govt for digital cash
Abstracts: Grade: DG, Charter and board top his agenda. A maverick spirit at the BBC. Faith crusader
Abstracts: Grade faces uphill task to reverse decline. Love Island is no match for Big Brother. ITV's multichannel strategy comes under pressure
Abstracts: Grade lobbies Parliament to reduce Sky's stake in ITV. Arnell resigns from ITV digital. Changing channel
Abstracts: Grade: longer running drama series are key. Something for the 16-34s' weekend. 'We made the right decision'
Abstracts: Grade loses battle to get 'money back' as Dorrell supports ITV. Dorrell announces plans for broadcasting unit
Abstracts: Grade's lucky streak continues with the rugby. Phone-in problems ring up ratings for Panorama. Panorama continues to punch below its weight
Abstracts: Grade to head new BBC Trust. Unsworth takes Watchdog reins. Deverell takes charge in BBC children's rejig
Abstracts: Granada inks first-look deal with Lie Lab indie Quickfire. Award winning pair leave BBC to setup wildlife indie
Abstracts: Granada International signs crime novels co-production deal. Award winning pair leave BBC to setup wildlife indie
Abstracts: Granada lines up Goldberg and Dreyfuss for dramatic projects. Wall to wall wins BBC double order
Abstracts: Granada Media in Liverpool link-up. The TV activist. Indie champion
Abstracts: Granada's drama chiefs to join BBC. A newsworthy appointment. Future shock
Abstracts: Granada takes Dr Zhivago home. Carlton and Granada to buy NTL out of ITV News. A Highland fling
Abstracts: Granada to cut 430 jobs as ad sales fall. Salmon nets extra millions for drama. Advertisers call the tune
Abstracts: Granada to make celeb show in US. GranadaEs queen of the jungle . Granada backs Euro pilot push
Abstracts: Granada trails remote editing. Behind the archives. Shooting on the edge
Abstracts: Granada trails remote editing. Choose your weapons. Impossible wins Discovery US order
Abstracts: Grand plans for the big screen. Television with international appeal. A precarious life
Abstracts: Great northern exposure. Action stations: US media giant Viacom has its sights set firmly on further expansion in the UK and continental Europe, using its flagship music channel MTV as a blueprint for success
Abstracts: Green inquiry to bring in big guns. Competitive advantages; while the television landscape has undergone radical changes in the past few years, Broadcast has continued to enjoy its monopoly position, maintaining a key role within an increasingly competitive industry, writes Steve Clarke
Abstracts: Green light for BBC? When rivalries have to stop. BBC 2 shifts focus to over-35 market
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