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Abstracts: Lawrence to lead MAI way. ITN plans to cut costs in overhaul. Repeats are down and savings are up according to the BBC's Annual Report
Abstracts: Laying down the law. The comeback kids. Designs to digital?
Abstracts: LBC pay-podcasts reach 14,000 subs. The indies league table 2007. Capital receives much-needed boost
Abstracts: Leading lights. The science of understanding. Clear contender for ITV's top job
Abstracts: Leading Swede. The Winter games. Mentorn stake goes on the market
Abstracts: Leading the BBC astray? Hall drives BBC4. BBC2 lines up political thriller
Abstracts: Leading the BBC astray? Mandabach signs BBC comedy deal. WoCC will damage BBC, warns Hutton
Abstracts: Learning and teaching. From hellholes with love: insurgent journalism from Poland to Pristina. Frank Hurley in the Antarctic
Abstracts: Learning curve. Auntie's hydra. BBC doc to follow Olympic hopefuls
Abstracts: Learning from experience. Oi, you, geroff my land! Broadcasters fight ban on junk food ads
Abstracts: Learning from Teachers' TV. Turner adds pre-school channel. Language barriers
Abstracts: Learning potential. Moving on up. Fantasy woman
Abstracts: Learning to live with low-cost TV. Cost analysis. Pacific action
Abstracts: Leave Corrie alone. ITV alters contract rights. How long will ITV anomaly last?
Abstracts: Leave it to the experts. Who are they kidding? Back in the playground
Abstracts: Leaving no stone unturned. Tiger to reveal favourite Vicar of Dibley scene. Carnival hires creative head
Abstracts: Legislators or interpreters? On the relationship between journalists and their readers. The interaction of journalists and scientific experts: co-operation and conflict between two professional cultures
Abstracts: Leisure hunt. Screening new entries. Northern exposure
Abstracts: Leisure runs riot. The facts of life. A dramatic mix
Abstracts: Lend me your ears. Sporting strife. Return of the undead
Abstracts: Lessons for the media from foreign aid: journalists in newly democratic countries must chart their own course
Abstracts: Lessons from the O.J. Simpson trial I: What makes a defendant compelling? Lessons from the O.J. Simpson trial II: The camera is the defendant's friend
Abstracts: Lessons from the Timothy McVeigh trial II: It was drama for the sake of justice. Flash and trash: The reporter's task is to separate courtroom news from show business
Abstracts: Lessons in digital. Can the sitcoms sit up? Brands: making your mark in new media
Abstracts: Less than what it wanted but not a disaster for BBC. Whose right is it? The race for sport content
Abstracts: Let battle commence. Is the BBC bovvered? Protect and survive
Abstracts: Let me sell you a story. 'Do stop moaning!' The Broadcast lifestyle survey
Abstracts: Letter from the future - I: journalism in 2025 isn't pretty. Not yet for the net: but new sites show great promise
Abstracts: Let the show begin. The BBC is planning its most extensive coverage ever of the Olympics, with over 21 hours of programming a day
Abstracts: Let writers show the way. Living the virtual life. It's a funny old game
Abstracts: LE vision set. Arts and minds. From papers to producers
Abstracts: Licence plea. Costume drama fares well at busy Mipcom. Master of fact
Abstracts: Licensing and merchandising; spinning off profits. Glum times for Scots? Breaking with tradition
Abstracts: Life and death choices. Gore aims at net generation. Sky sets HD target for original content
Abstracts: Life at the bottom. Lighting the way for post. Tired of being pushed around?
Abstracts: Life at the sharp end. The truth will out. Cocaine stories
Abstracts: Lifeline for US as EC moves the Frontiers. Dyke engineers 175m pounds sterling Grundy Worldwide deal. Rising in the East
Abstracts: Life on Kudos. Waiting for the BBC..... DCMS vetoes DGA TV export findings
Abstracts: Life on the other side. Simon versus Simon. Me and my office
Abstracts: Life on the road in TV sales. The theme captain. Fund farewell: Europe's revamped Media subsidy programme will pour more money into reconstructing the audiovisual industry next year, but this could mean less cash for prodcers
Abstracts: Life preserver. Survival of the fittest. That's entertainment
Abstracts: Lifestyle's guru. Murphy in plea for digital TV coalition. Pye tipped to head joint GMI/Itel arm
Abstracts: Lifestyle survey 2007. Going the distance. BBC's carte blanche?
Abstracts: Lifestyle survey 2007. Nordic family values. The magic touch
Abstracts: Lifestyle survey 2007. The Broadcast green survey. Women in broadcasting survey
Abstracts: Light but not frothy. Sizeable assets: are there advantages in using a small specialist distributor rather than the resources of a larger company?
Abstracts: Lighting the Touchpaper. Lush and Vardanis launch splash. Murphy: RDF too political for me
Abstracts: Lighting to tell C4: no more poaching. C4 poaches Ford to head acquisitions. Milkshake man's new flavour
Abstracts: Lighting up the room. What's on the menu? Let's talk about sex
Abstracts: Light into shadow. Saturday fright. The grin reality
Abstracts: Limbering up for daily exercises. Morning glory. Tired of the lifestyle?
Abstracts: Linguistic order and spaces of communication in post-Maastricht Europe. Printing, cartography and conceptions of place in renaissance Europe
Abstracts: Lion TV takes the longer-term view. American cream. Orchestral manoeuvres
Abstracts: Liquidators go in at Electric Image. TLI sold to Kingston Communications. Strike chaos hits coverage at BBC
Abstracts: Listening post. Aardman's model for success. Creativity pays Carnival's bills
Abstracts: Listening to the voice of VoD. Carter: we wonEt top slice the BBC. Five plus two equals...?
Abstracts: Listening to the voice of VoD. Fox reality gobbles up UK content at Cannes. Postcards from America
Abstracts: Listen to the public, not critics. Blood, sweat and fears. Victory in his sights
Abstracts: Little Britain pushes BBC3 into unchartered waters. Big Brother vs World Cup this summer's big match. Saturday night date with Robbie is hard to resist
Abstracts: Live, from the Persian Gulf war. Southern exposure. From Pollock to Mapplethorpe: the media and 'the Artworld.' (role of media in art)
Abstracts: Live's local medium. Indies in the driving seat. They're tearing up the script
Abstracts: Living a life sentence. Facing cruel intentions. A dream come true
Abstracts: Living a little. Cable lifeline. Channel One snatches rights to Wimbledon
Abstracts: Living legend. A busy body. Privacy rules?
Abstracts: Living legend. A strong constitution? Seeking its radical roots
Abstracts: Living to air first live auction. Ten percenters. English+Pockett launches new media branding and design arm
Abstracts: Living to hunt for UKEs top model. Shed profits hit by drama axings. Recriminations begin over Richard and Judy
Abstracts: L&M's greatest hits. Five nicks MTV awards. Apprentice leads the way
Abstracts: Lobbying hard. Sky acts to overhaul EPG. World's film-makers unite to save Storyville
Abstracts: Local call for CNN. Acquire within. Grade lobbies Parliament to reduce Sky's stake in ITV
Abstracts: Local specificity and regional unity under siege: territorial identity and the television news of Aquitaine. The new sense of place in 19th-century news
Abstracts: Location, location. Mud, sweat and tears. Cocaine stories
Abstracts: Location, location. Taking aim at Channel 4. Zeal sets up distribution arm in Brighton
Abstracts: Location story: A Lonely War brings Churchill back to life. Dropping anchor. Tales from the real world
Abstracts: Location Story. Comedy for the masses. Location story
Abstracts: Lock up your daughters. Carlton sitcom to air on BBC1. BBC sends Palin to Himalayas
Abstracts: Logistical frightmare. Making fat boy slim. Uncomfortable viewing
Abstracts: London flooded in power drama. McGrath gives birth to Gecko. There's something about Remy
Abstracts: London is murder. In-house or out of pocket? Putting people first
Abstracts: London Programme Market is cancelled. Collaboration is nigh. Jackson reaffirms C4 remit promises
Abstracts: London to get superfranchise. ITV's web of confusion. TV's culture shock
Abstracts: Long-awaited good news sees shares fly. Media shares enjoy a rare boost after rate cut. Indian firm set to bid for VTR stake
Abstracts: Look familiar to you? A new lease of life. Terrestrials: on target?
Abstracts: Look familiar to you? Change of tune for ITV? The future of ITV news
Abstracts: Looking after kids. Away in a Mersey manger. Coulthard blasts to the top
Abstracts: Looking at the white dot. Unhappy bedfellows. Watching with baby
Abstracts: Looking back at the year in studios. Watching Wales. Don't cramp our style
Abstracts: Looking for a gorgeous future. BBC to launch global production network. The fuller picture
Abstracts: Looking for a gorgeous future. "Emmerdale" sells to Middle East. Fremantle Media in mobile TV launch
Abstracts: Looking for cheap thrills. Leading ladies. The childminder: ITV children's controller Vanessa Chapman is fighting it out in a notoriously fickle market
Abstracts: Looking good on television. Turning on 3DTV. Combining the voices of East and West
Abstracts: Love Island bank holiday finale fails to fly. Broadcast/BARB top 75 network programmes. Week ending: 16 January
Abstracts: Love Island second best in 'elusive' demographic. Sweeney's rant points the way for stand-offs. Challenging programmes struggle during peaktime
Abstracts: Low, common and loving it. Surgically enhanced. Meet the single parents
Abstracts: Lure-size restrictions in recreational fisheries. Constraints on recreational fishing participation in Queensland, Australia
Abstracts: Lush and Vardanis launch splash. Monster Jam hits Bravo. Sky One to air US reality pirate show
Abstracts: Lustre inventors open DI and VFX studio. Pros and cons of DIY post. Staying several steaps ahead of TV news
Abstracts: Lux set to defect to C4. Sugar leaves bitter taste. James leaves as STE restructures
Abstracts: LWT launches Lab for low-cost shows. Melling quits as GMTV editor after two years. STE to make Lockerbie doc for ITV
Abstracts: LWT's Mr "Sleaze". Rumble in the regions. A home from home
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