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Abstracts: Interview. part 2
Abstracts: In the beginning...Broadcast began life as Television Mail in August 1959. Martin Jackson examines the news and peronalities covered in that first issue and explains how it moved from gossipy trade mag to serious debating forum
Abstracts: In the bleeding fields: journalists lose their lives covering war and coflict. "This one is Captain Waskow"
Abstracts: In the firing line. Two-headed monster. Over 65s failed by multichannel
Abstracts: In the fourth episode of the quest to take B+ project The Jacobite from script to screen, Howard Webster is schooled in the language and lore of drama commissioning editors
Abstracts: In the headlines. Talk the talk. Political animals
Abstracts: In their own little world. The currency of television. For product placement
Abstracts: In the line of fire: With first-hand experience of conflicts in the Gulf, Kosovo and Zimbabwe, BBC News special correspondent Ben Brown is well aware of the dangers, but would still rather be at the front line than sat behind a desk
Abstracts: In the media, a woman's place. Deciding what's "women's news." The media and the year of the woman
Abstracts: In the money. Hard news. BBCW buys into Marquess indie
Abstracts: In the South - when it mattered to be an editor. Elite in the eye of the beholder. Journalists - who are they, really?
Abstracts: Into the Arena. Man or mouth? The leading lady
Abstracts: Into the new media battleground. Indies overpriced, says City report. To health, wealth and happiness
Abstracts: Into the unknown now. What inspires me. In the firing line
Abstracts: Invasion of privacy. The history of the lens. Guy R. Stehly, Ph.D.: research pharmacologist
Abstracts: Invasion of the audience snatchers. Predictions: 2007. Is content still king?
Abstracts: Inventing the Cosmo girl: class identity and girl-style American dreams. Exorcizing the ghost: Donovan Bailey, Ben Johnson and the politics of Canadian identity
Abstracts: Investment in Soho sidelines downturn. Rented facilities. Tales from the reel world
Abstracts: Investment in Soho sidelines downturn. Sales slump costs 60 jobs at Quantel. Power player
Abstracts: IPC makes masthead TV more. End of term reports. Quiz shows scrutiny grows
Abstracts: IPTV: talking 'bout a revolution. IPTV: a buzzword with substance. Who wants IPTV?
Abstracts: Is competition in TV a fair game? Auntie heads off ITV to nail Wood sitcom. In the line of fire
Abstracts: Is competition in TV a fair game? Canal+ left in the cold after Amaury pull-out. Raising the red flag
Abstracts: Is ITV the weakest link? Strife swap. Million pound giveaway can't buy ITV1 viewers
Abstracts: Islam in the Dutch press: with special attention to the Algemeen Dagblad. The Scottishness of the Scottish press: 1918-39
Abstracts: Is that a camera in your pocket...? Sharper, faster and smarter. An insider's guide to technology at NAB
Abstracts: Is the content still king? The brand's the thing. Crush time for kids TV
Abstracts: Is there a twist in the tale? Sue them or join them? Living picks up US campus comedy
Abstracts: Is TV fair to teenagers? Height of TV manners. Doing the right thing
Abstracts: Is TV killing the radio stars? Young achiever. Parry-Davies to shut Rewind Productions
Abstracts: ITC agrees plan with BDB and BSkyB. Spencer nabs Carlton sitcom. ITV shortlists four current affairs bid
Abstracts: ITC alerted to DTT test interference. Channel One closures threaten 80 job losses. Telewest snaps up Walkers as president
Abstracts: ITC and OFT to shape future of pick 'n' mix TV. Sexual healing. Right place, right time
Abstracts: ITC boss issues Ofcom warning. Close but no cigar. Ofcom told to end genre "box ticking."(commercial terrestrial broadcasters seek end to production targets in public service genres)
Abstracts: ITC bundling ruling is point of no return. Commission impossible. Access success: the UK's acceptance of the EC's directive giving all of Europe's broadcasters access to set-top decoders is likely to kick start the digital TV market
Abstracts: ITC calls for delay to end of analogue. YTTP wins trio of ITV commissions. Morrison calls for TV 'super studios.'
Abstracts: ITC digital plans criticised by RSLs. OmniBus merges with German MD. BBC draws up battle plans
Abstracts: ITC head calls for action on ITV unity. More upheaval for CITV as Granada rejigs kids. Granada to create genre heads in production rejig
Abstracts: ITC offers 20 new RSL licences. News Centre puts off bi-media aims. APITV brand to go with CSI merger
Abstracts: ITC plans retreat over unbundling. ABC to target Afro-Caribbeans. ITC decides upon carriage deal ban
Abstracts: ITC relaxes rule for ITV regional shows. (Independent Television Commission makes some allowance for Independent Television programs)
Abstracts: ITC report calls on ITV 'to stop the rot.' (UK Independent Television Commission)(includes summary of ITC performance reviews)
Abstracts: ITC responds to epilepsy views. Prepare for the production battle. Rights become pressing
Abstracts: ITC responds to epilepsy views. The father of invention. Flynn joins BBC to build commercial businesses
Abstracts: ITC set to direct ITV on late night news (Independent Television Commission asks Independent Television to shift news slot)
Abstracts: ITC support for switch-off date. Take a chance on me.... Morrison still deal hungry
Abstracts: ItEs time for a one on one. B+ judges pick 2003 winners. The one-man band
Abstracts: ItEs time for a one on one. Tough time for kids TV. The funds are out there
Abstracts: It just won't wash. Four's sextet. Euro-Disney: Disney/ABC Television International is one of the most powerful of the US media giants based in London. But how is it gearing up to exploit it brand in the burgeoning international market
Abstracts: ITN and C4 join fray to run Teachers TV: news supplier joins Ten Alps-headed consortium. Mitcorp orders fisrt infinity cameras
Abstracts: ITN Archive to open New York office. Dear diary... Shortnose sturgeon return to New York
Abstracts: ITN signs US public TV deal. Digit waiving: Europe's grand digital alliance is on the brink of breaking up after Rupert Murdoch's patience was tested. But is there more to it than that?
Abstracts: It pays to advertise. Small screen idols. Digging for victory: billions of pounds have been poured into the UK cable industry but a dearth of original programming and an uninspired marketing strategy means most viewers are still not convinced it is worth paying for
Abstracts: It's a kind of magic. Sunrise radio plans to move into television. Big players bid for Glasgow FM license
Abstracts: It's all in the packaging. A shift in the balance of power. Actor with direction
Abstracts: It's funny cos it's true. Broadcast digital channel awards - winners and finalists 2005. ITV leads in RTS sports awards
Abstracts: It's great up north. Make it a fair game. World Cup mugs news
Abstracts: It's men v beasts in latest bizarre twist on reality TV. ITV1 plans DNA daytime show. ITV looks at UK's best gardens
Abstracts: It's no popularity contest. Time travel with the online doctor. Fincham unveils ambitious plans for BBC1 in peaktime
Abstracts: It's not a dirty business. It's time for the Lords to step in... The 24 hour task force
Abstracts: It's the news, stupid. ITV approved to buy ITN. Carlton and Granada to buy NTL out of ITV News
Abstracts: It's the programmes... Majoring in entertainment. The Marshall plan
Abstracts: It's time to move on. The kids are not all right. The right judgment call
Abstracts: It's true: Xmas TV is rubbish. Disappointing view. ITV does Wife Swap for real
Abstracts: It takes two to make a team. Enough is enough: journalists should draw a line in the sand to limit the military's attempts at absolute secrecy
Abstracts: ITV1 beats BBC1 in race to drama ratings altar. Something to chew on in Jamie's School Dinners. Memorable moments few and far between in 2003
Abstracts: ITV1 marks 50 years of Queen's Xmas speech. Six Degrees to air on ITV1 primetime. Brighter puts new bent on dating show for ITV1
Abstracts: 'ITV1's biggest shake-up for years.' BBC reinvents variety with Parkie special. Shopping mall docu-soap in store for ITV1
Abstracts: ITV1's Dancing on Ice skates past rugby on BBC1. Phone-in problems ring up ratings for Panorama. Sky News mops up the nation's news junkies
Abstracts: ITV1 serves up a performance to close gap on BBC. Lessons from Mipcom: reality TV formats rule. Back to reality as World Cup drama reaches end
Abstracts: ITV1 shelves building show. Shopping mall docu-soap in store for ITV1. Hannah stars in ITV crime drama
Abstracts: ITV1 slips on Grease in Saturday night fight. Muted response to Green Wing return
Abstracts: ITV2 aims to raise spirits. Granada backs Euro pilot push. Living forever
Abstracts: ITV2 brands itself extra terrestrial. Sky News co-founder Jennings in shock exit. Walker quits Sky after six years
Abstracts: ITV2's Call Girl fails to service rest of line-up. Drama brings mixed results for big three. Week ending: 22 April
Abstracts: ITV 50th birthday 'party' gives primetime a boost. Eight out of 10 viewers pick BBC1 for World Cup final. Ashes propel C4 to ratings high
Abstracts: ITV 50th birthday 'party' gives primetime a boost. Top 100 of 2006. Big two terrestrials dip as mulitichannel revives
Abstracts: ITV and C4 call for BBC indie reforms. BBC executive revamp. Will BBC get IT right?
Abstracts: ITV and C4 set for reality clash. Shopping spree. Filling the slots
Abstracts: ITV axes Footballer's Wives. ITV set for rumble with unions over job cuts and pensions. Dyke bid for ITV has week to stand or fall
Abstracts: ITV axes news channel. ITN poised to take over London news. TV sale to focus Chrysalis radio
Abstracts: ITV axe to fall on Nottingham studio. Hewlett falls victim to ITV merger. Saban enlists old ally to look at ITV bid
Abstracts: ITV beats share drop with hopes for CRR. Market positive over ITV strategy update. RDF lifted by ITV's vote of confidence
Abstracts: ITV boosted by anniversary programming. First among equals. Creatures bring comfort to BBC1 and ITV1
Abstracts: ITV boss calls for urgent kids merger. Sky and C4 set sights on Target. Cicada sells docs to the States
Abstracts: ITV budgets 4.2 million pounds sterling to modernize Shakespeare. Ian Wright extends LWT deal
Abstracts: ITV/C4 link up for joint DTT channel. Tough questions for ITV. ITV bids to reach a third of UK web users by 2010
Abstracts: ITV can't ignore reality. C4 orders second "Sugar Rush" series. Indestructiblea
Abstracts: ITV can't rewind values. Time to give ITV a chance. A game of musical chairs
Abstracts: ITV digital strategy hit by ratings slump. The HD experience. BBC digital curriculum gets green light for 2006 launch
Abstracts: ITV faces 70m pounds hit as viewing slumps. World beaters?. Fretting over BBC resources
Abstracts: ITV hands chair to money man. Carter's path to ITV clears. BBC Out of London chief quits project
Abstracts: ITV hikes budget to take on Sky One. And finally: Sky Digital is bad news for Trevor & Co. The digital shakedown
Abstracts: ITV in-house target shocks indie sector. Drama from a crisis. The mavericks of comedy
Abstracts: ITV in-house target shocks indie sector. New CBBC show inspired by Little Britain. ITV1 looks to the The Liver Birds for new sitcom
Abstracts: ITV in turmoil over 60m pounds sterling rescue plan. BBC to launch safe 'kids Facebook' site. BBC News: we will hold our nerve at 10 o'clock
Abstracts: ITV is failing the regions. Regional hours cut sparks row. Time to restore trust in call TV
Abstracts: ITV joins moon drama co-pro. The crux of the matter. UK secondary market sales
Abstracts: ITV kids chief exit as department closes. Tributes pour in for Bill Sinrich. Rosencrantz takes top job at Living TV
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