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Abstracts: Green post. Breaking for the border? Bristol gets a grip on animation
Abstracts: Green shoots: the TV industry is slowly waking up to green concerns - but challenges remain. The ugly side of reality
Abstracts: Grosvenor Park: expert at exploiting international tax breaks. C4 in pounds sterling 2m public art project
Abstracts: Group instinct. Dispatches rider. Commercial sense
Abstracts: Growing Kids. On the lookout for the big deal. Making capital out of London
Abstracts: Growing new wings: Chief executive Mick Pilsworth presided over a difficult restructuring at Chrysalis TV Group. Now he hopes Richard & Judy will continue to drive group profits
Abstracts: Growing pains: next week's Promax '96 jamboree will highlight the increasing importance of promotions in the cut-throat world of commercial TV - but is ITV underselling itself on screen?
Abstracts: Growing up fast. Buyers beware. PanAmSat plan for 120 India channels
Abstracts: Growing up fast. Saturday fights. Just desserts
Abstracts: Growing up in public. Sky One boots "Dream Team". Making Sky One the sixth channel
Abstracts: GSB's Henry joins up with Hallmark. Henry takes help at new ITV division. A welcome outbreak of fever
Abstracts: GTV prepares pair of fresh ITV pilots. Attwell orders raft of fresh C5 series. 'Male totty' joins C5 Family Affairs
Abstracts: GTV prepares pair of fresh ITV pilots. C5 appoints cover for US-bound Airey. C4 accepts Wild's daytime Challenge
Abstracts: Guardian pulls out of Connection talk. Richmond for English C4 regions. C4 to boost drama with budget rise
Abstracts: Guarding the portals of the Sky. A different point of view. Sky's HD pioneer
Abstracts: Guidelines for production. The medium is not the message. Producing the ultimate special effect - success
Abstracts: Guidelines for the use of fishes in research. Earliest references to age determination of fishes and their early application to the study of fisheries
Abstracts: Guiding public opinion. Presidential and scandalous. Chinese media in flux: from Party line to bottom line
Abstracts: GWR rejigs top jobs at Essex Group. (GWR Group PLC). Avoiding the C-word. The power of two
Abstracts: GWR urges relaxation of radio ownership rules. European science channel lined up for 1999. BBC Scotland takes review to Parliament
Abstracts: Half of the BBC docs execs to be culled. Life at the bottom. Production base for Tuner in UK
Abstracts: Half of women in TV have been bullied, finds survey. Women in broadcasting survey. Contents: the hot club ranking
Abstracts: Hall marks. Thomas moves across to BBC Learning launch. Opie: Hunt's exit will not halt commissions
Abstracts: Halo builds on growth with new 1.5 million pounds sterling facility. Test of strength
Abstracts: Handle with care. Reform not revolution. BBC defends new financial interest rules
Abstracts: Harker steps into top post for LNN. VTR plc restructure fails to increase profits. Banks exits VTR, Tracey steps in
Abstracts: Harries tempts Liddiment with Passion Killers pilot. Tales from the farm house. Why the kids aren't all right
Abstracts: Harris tipped to head new Pearson distribution arm. (Pearson to purchase SelecTV and ACI). ITV and C4 continue LA acquisitions spree
Abstracts: Has media and communication research become invisible? Communication research and political commitment. Communication studies in Europe
Abstracts: Has TV got too nasty? The plain truth about Betty. Stop using the efE word
Abstracts: Hat Trick loses LE chief Hutchinson. Picking winners. Bain gets divorce from Family Affairs
Abstracts: Hat Trick poised to bag US double. E! plans new European push. Kiss Me Kate bags a second run on BBC 1
Abstracts: Hat trick to produce trial of God drama. Reeves to host Radio 2 panel show. Fever to make lottery show
Abstracts: Have viewers had their fill of food TV? Has the public had its fill of TV dinners? The Royle Family regains comedy crown
Abstracts: Hazlitt frame for SMG's top job. ITV1 hopes Corrie star can fill O'Grady's shoes. Can Branson carry it off?
Abstracts: HD trials reveal lip sync errors. Media city. Reality sitcom is child's play
Abstracts: Head banger. Dunn roaming? News faces the spotlight
Abstracts: Head banger. Primetime mover. Elizabeth's time to shine
Abstracts: Heading for a crash. Estate of the nation. Degrees of separation
Abstracts: Heading for a fall? Growing pains in the world of DVD. Asset Driven
Abstracts: Head of Mill TV launches facility. BBC goes tapeless to cover world cup. Stars in our eyes
Abstracts: Head of the family. The indie outlaws. A question of cash
Abstracts: Head to Head Commissioning Editors. Who has the right? Programming
Abstracts: Hearing the silence: the spiral of silence, parties and the media. The negative campaign: New Labour, Ken Livingstone and the London mayoral selection process
Abstracts: Heart and soul. Spicing up Ginger. Indies starting to see sense
Abstracts: Heart capitalises on Vaughan flop. GWR and Capital act to defend merger. SRH predicts tough times
Abstracts: Heart of the matter. Digging for victory. Family planning issues
Abstracts: Heavyweight contenders square up for Christmas. Broadcast/BARB top 50. Big little market
Abstracts: Heavyweight that can hold its own: Since Brook Associates merged with Brian Lapping four years ago, high ratings have never been on the indie's agenda - but that has not hampered the creation of a successful business
Abstracts: Heggessey: indies can earn more from rights. Branson makes his case. Kydd fights Sky with better care
Abstracts: Hell on wheels. Twist in the tail. That's Magic
Abstracts: Helping hand. Splendid independence. Country matters
Abstracts: Here is the (old) news. Camera ready. The risks we must take
Abstracts: Here's the ITN news. Lnn's future gets political. Why Tiger's still hungry for more
Abstracts: Here's the news from the BBC. Soho raises fears over tapeless BBC. From Welling High Street to the heart of Soho: 20 years in the life of Metro
Abstracts: Her feminism doesn't fit: a response to Parry-Giles. Scandal, heteronormative culture, and the disciplining of feminism
Abstracts: Heroes delivers a massive hit for Sci Fi. Keeping it in the family. Stopping history repeating itself
Abstracts: Hetty axed as BBC unveils new drama. The history of crime. Mighty mammal
Abstracts: Hewland loses out in [.tv] auction. Carlton plans to construct transmission centre for DTT. Return of the king
Abstracts: High-brows raised in arts TV; are serious arts programmes in danger of being squeezed out by a more populist, 'docu-soap' approach to the genre?
Abstracts: High Court refuses Virgin TV C5 appeal. New LWT entertainment man Lythgoe's 'fireworks'. Former YTV MD Fairley signs for UKTV's C5 bid
Abstracts: High demand fuels rapid growth in VFX. Studios' year rises above gloom. Getting in on the HD act
Abstracts: High on attitude. Brits ogle LA preeings. Identity parade
Abstracts: High-tech heartland. Shifting scenery. A sporting life: Neil Duncanson, Chrysalis Sport managing director, has been in the forefront of the revolution in the presentation of sports programming - and last week his company took the RTS sports coverage award
Abstracts: Highway to the stars or road to nowhere? Newspapers: figure out how to give readers a choice and take your eye off the quarterly earnings report
Abstracts: Hilary's ascent. Time honoured. Conflicts of interest
Abstracts: Hip hop am main: the localization of rap music and hip hop culture. 'Our culture' vs. 'foreign culture'
Abstracts: Hire enjoys HD boom. Has the tapeless future arrived? Creativeinput
Abstracts: History and policy in American broadcast treatment of religion. Caribbean telecommunications policy: fashioned by debt, dependency and underdevelopment
Abstracts: History leaps to life. Never mind the ballots. Handing it to you on a plate
Abstracts: History's vice-like grip. In the wake of Waco. Behind the burkhas
Abstracts: Hit: can they fix it. Life after TV. Putting herself on the line
Abstracts: Hit swoops on US with Phoenix sale. Going global. London traffic
Abstracts: Hitting the big time. The fifth man. Homegrown revamp for aspirational Five
Abstracts: Hitting the jackpot: Celador International managing director Ellis Watson hit pay dirt by turning Who Wants to be a Millionaire? into a global multimedia phenomenon. Where does he go from here?
Abstracts: Hitting the target? Overseas networks are in the frame. Licensing & merchandising
Abstracts: Hoist with his own petard? ITV poaches Sharman and Kandola. Charging the earth?
Abstracts: Holby City comes back to prop up Tuesday night. ITV1 battered by C4's new daytime line-up. Ratings
Abstracts: Holby City puts HD into operation. Q&A: VFX artists - aka compositors - need an artful eye as well as a knack with the technology
Abstracts: Hold on to your hats. For the most part, non-executive directors have a useful symbiotic relationship with their employers, sharing wisdom and kudos in return for cash
Abstracts: Hollywood calls the toon. (animation industry). Life in the lens. The good, bad and ugly
Abstracts: Hollywood under scrutiny; after the boom years of the mid-nineties for the Hollywood studios' international TV arms, European broadcasters may be more cautious in the next round of deals
Abstracts: Holographic 300GB data storage launch. Digital comes of age. I want that one...
Abstracts: Homegrown revamp for aspirational Five. Fremantle sets up drama development unit. Opie drops kids strand from Five
Abstracts: Home supporters: unable to compete with Sky for major sporting tournaments the ITV companies and cable channels are increasingly luring viewers with in-depth coverage of local events
Abstracts: Home truths. Who does he think he is? Grade back in spot light at ITV
Abstracts: Homogeneity around the world?: comparing the Systemic determinants of International news flow between developed and developing Countries
Abstracts: Honest starts strongly for ITV as Palace falters. Has C4 drama turned into a crisis? Dropping kids pays off for ITV
Abstracts: Hong Kong: still a window between China and the west. Eternal China? China from here and there
Abstracts: Hoping for a dramatic improvement. Warning over ITV sales houses. Single ITV at the crossroads
Abstracts: Hop, skip and pill - pop. When the earth erupts. Putting a roar into wildlife programming
Abstracts: Horrocks calls for election poll pool. BBC looks to slash in-house output. UK shows boost ratings in the US
Abstracts: Horrocks points to early BBC newsroom benefits. Who will make the grade? Grade expectations
Abstracts: Hosting a student conference: Putting the shoe on the other foot. Biology, Management, and protection of North American sturgeon
Abstracts: House and home. Wizard of Oz. Heart and soul
Abstracts: How At It shook the status quo. The investment game. Documentary in danger?
Abstracts: How At It shook the status quo. The world at his feet. DLT's plans for a larger UK family
Abstracts: How did the City receive Deloitte's report on ITV's PRS? Media money: Behind the numbers. Sky One to make not-for-TV series
Abstracts: How EPGs might distort the digital TV market. ITV has to build digital portfolio. A sham of a marriage
Abstracts: How long can a format really last? Walks on the wild side. Totally off-message
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