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Abstracts: Playing mind games with Heart. Making the big time. Kiss goodbye
Abstracts: Playing the global field. Picking winners. Unique TV breaks ties with Celador
Abstracts: Playing the loyalty card. Sky News set for launch in America. Dear Diary...
Abstracts: Playing the mating game. One gullible step for man. History in the making
Abstracts: Playing the mating game. Television for grown-ups. How to go back in time
Abstracts: Playing the percentages. Bidders line up for Premiership rights. Labour evades Kenyon scrutiny
Abstracts: Playing with firing. The cut and thurst. Warming debate heats up
Abstracts: Playout players plan next push. ITV's 100m pound savings plan. Europe's cross border raiders
Abstracts: Plays for a new day. Let's entertain them. New Policy or PR puff?
Abstracts: Pleasing the crowd. 'Super indies' push for reduction in BBC quota. Windfall strikes it lucky with C4
Abstracts: Plenty of giggles among the gigabytes. With Jools, it's all about sharing. Staying several steaps ahead of TV news
Abstracts: Plenty of questions over trust - but a few answers. Factual VoD growth stalled by red tape. Diana doc splits indies
Abstracts: Plugging losses: Mark Brandon's appointment as head of the loss-making Channel 4 interactive signals a seachange in favour of a more commercial approach
Abstracts: Podcasting's future is sound. New school Grange Hill set to target under-12s. BBC Trust challenges Thompson's vision
Abstracts: Poison potions. The eagle has landed. Glassworks sells 85% to Das Werk
Abstracts: Polar expedition: The angst-ridden arctic bears created by Passion Pictures for Tiger Aspect's Lenny Henry in Pieces were born in France and live in a zoo inspired by Dudley
Abstracts: Police line closes in on footage. BBC restricts reporters. BBC2 to explore Asian experience
Abstracts: Police line closes in on footage. Big Brother and Survivor's SMS wars. The animal rescuer
Abstracts: Political ads - last minute requests for time. Political broadcasting: new ruling on censorship of political advertising
Abstracts: Political broadcasting - bona fide news programming. Broadcasting on the Web. Non-commercial political underwriting
Abstracts: Political broadcasting - lowest unit rate. Political advertising - bonus spots. Political advertising - lowest unit charge
Abstracts: Political broadcasting - network free time for presidential candidate. Post-election records retention
Abstracts: Political comments on Islam and communication. Towards a cultural theory of political ideology and mass media in the Muslim world
Abstracts: Political - personal attacks. Political broadcasting - bona fide news programming. Political preparation
Abstracts: Political refresher. Children's TV commercials. Short-spaced FM stations
Abstracts: Political talk radio and democratic participation: Caller perspectives on Election Call. All ears: radio, reception and discourses of disability
Abstracts: Politics to go. Local's loss? Reaching out
Abstracts: Polygram poaches MPC effects team. Intergraph unwraps Wildcat. ...As SGI slashes Unix price
Abstracts: Poor results at Tektronix trigger VND speculation. Knocked out by Miriam. Poor little rich boys
Abstracts: Popcorn effect boosts ratings. Are family audiences the new holy grail of ratings? The ghastly ghosts of Christmas TV presents
Abstracts: Popcorn effect boosts ratings. Musical raises bar for Disney. The man with the golden run
Abstracts: Popular factual. Multichannel. Drama
Abstracts: Popular journalism and professional ideology: Tabloid reporters and editors speak out. Mass media and the concept of interactivity: an exploratory study of online forums and reader email
Abstracts: Portrait of the colourist - shedding light on the black art of telecine. Practising the dark arts
Abstracts: Portuguese television: the politics of savage deregulation. Real disorder in the court: an investigation of conflict talk in US television courtroom shows
Abstracts: Positive linking. Turning tricks for TV. All going swimmingly
Abstracts: Positively live. Behind the mic: Rick Simmonds. On air with: Dave Hickman
Abstracts: Positive signals: How have digital radio operators escaped the woes of other broadcasters which invested in new technology, even though no date has been set for analogue switch-off and digital radio sets are still a hefty 200 pounds?
Abstracts: Positive signs in the stop-and-start world of VOD. Swapping sides. Knapp unviels NTL digital services
Abstracts: Posting for the future. Small world. Sounding off: state of audio
Abstracts: Post survey 2006: top post-production houses in television. ITV takes a reality check after a dramatic decline
Abstracts: Pounding the streets. Catering for the masses. Friends for breakfast
Abstracts: Power from the people: new media in and about East Central Europe. Dumping Johnson: the media set the stage for the president's fall but misunderstood the movement that toppled him
Abstracts: Powerful range. This sporting life. Uncle Sam goes to town: never before have the giants of US media been so focused on the UK and Europe, with London being seen as the gateway city to this expanding market
Abstracts: Power of podcast. TV-but not as we know it. The sound of silence
Abstracts: Power of podcast. UK broadcasters face LA price war. Upbeat start to 2006
Abstracts: PPV art film operator is near launch. R U ready 4 a txt msg horror movie? New tax breaks for film industry
Abstracts: PPV: A whole new ball game. US imports: Trash or triumph? Lnn's future gets political
Abstracts: Pratt appointed president as Wilson exits Wavefront. Bill's play to take PC power onto TV. 3G mobile: The future or the next hi-tec failure?
Abstracts: Prebble named as Grabiner pulls out. C4 hides its PSB light. News chiefs clash over questions of judgement
Abstracts: Preferential treatment. Channel 4 unveils single drama plan. C4's autumn of trouble-making
Abstracts: Preparing to make a splash. UK Post ushers in a new era. Yorkshire Associated Producers
Abstracts: Preserving Wales. UKTV to bring in new blood. ITV spends to beat shortfall
Abstracts: Pressure mounts to cut BBC governors' powers. Time to prune back BBC Online. Smith warns BBC over charter risk
Abstracts: Price fighters: UK terrestrial broadcasters are squaring up to a major contender. Sky has built its success around exclusive sports coverage and has the purse to deal knockout blows to the BBC and ITV in bidding bouts
Abstracts: Price is right? Border tussle. Classic deal
Abstracts: Pride and prejudice. Trick performer. Viewing Cymru
Abstracts: Pride of London. Biblical proportions. Neal diamonds
Abstracts: Prime movers. The market that Bob helped build. Animating ideas that float
Abstracts: Primetime is in need of a genuine three-way fight. BBC defends arts boost. Spectrum deals returned
Abstracts: Princess lines up UK moms for MTV dates. Ten Alps arm 3BM wins Five series. EU agrees changes to 'TV Without Frontiers'
Abstracts: Private equity. What impact will the writers' strike in the US have on the UK? Media money: behind the numbers
Abstracts: Privatizing the airwaves: the impact of globalization on broadcasting in India. Broadcast news, the live 'two-way' and the case of Andrew Gilligan
Abstracts: Problem for view finders. Taming the technology. History in the making
Abstracts: Producing the news, producing the crisis: narrativity, television and news work. Lost expectations? Women journalists and the fall-out from the 'Toronto newspaper war'
Abstracts: Production heads west. At the extremes. The A-Z of tele restoration
Abstracts: Production tricks for TV's digital age. Beautiful night of music. Through the TV looking glass
Abstracts: Profit in knowing your rights. Programme rights guide. Books etc: a license to print money?
Abstracts: Profit or ideology? The Chinese press between party and market. Beyond the state: civil society and the Nigerian press under military rule
Abstracts: Programmer tuned in to HD. Fincham unveils ambitious plans for BBC1 in peaktime. What kids want to watch
Abstracts: Programming from the Heart. Playing for high stakes. Radio
Abstracts: Programming from the Heart. Rajars bring bad tiding for GCap. Virgin to add new digital stations
Abstracts: Programming the net. Net works for TV. Broadband: From A to Z
Abstracts: Promotional breakdown. Humour failure. Make drama without crisis
Abstracts: Promotions at Chrysalis as business blossoms. Digital One plans for new stations. Capital's Xfm deal gains RA blessing
Abstracts: 'Propaganda and Democracy.'. By way of a long and circuitous route: 'Propaganda and Democracy' and/as a lesson in effective history
Abstracts: Pros and cons of HD. The new markets for content. Case study: "Planet Earth" (BBC) - high ambition
Abstracts: Prospecting for gold from the silver screen. Animating ideas that float. Drawing lessons from Japan
Abstracts: Prospects for electronic democracy in the United States: rethinking communication and social policy. The social organization of audio piracy on the Internet
Abstracts: Protecting paddlefish from overfishing: a case history of the research and regulatory process. AFS draft study report and policy statement on dam removal
Abstracts: Psychic Challenge format to be remade for Lifetime. Discovery strikes Off the Fence deal. Discovery hires More 4's Beckerman
Abstracts: Public aid mechanisms in feature film production: The EU MEDIA Plus Programme. 'Now you see 'em, now you don't': Jewish visibility and the problem of citizenship in the British Telecom 'Beattie' campaign
Abstracts: Public challenge. Home rule. Honest starts strongly for ITV as Palace falters
Abstracts: Public challenge. Trio forge dream team to put world to rights. Still to come alive
Abstracts: Public discourse/private fascination: hybridization in 'true-life-story' genres. Mapping the discourse of the 1996 US presidential general election
Abstracts: Public enemies. Never-ending stories. Blunt implement: the US entertainment has opted for self-regulation rather than having a code for the V-chip imposed on it
Abstracts: Public journalism- defining a democratic art. Gnats chasing an elephant: press criticism grounded in the public interest has yielded to media criticism that seeks consumer satisfaction
Abstracts: Public private rivalries. Sales across the channels. Building French connections
Abstracts: Public service television and national identity as a project of modernity: the example of Flemish television. Negotiating images of the nation: the production of Flemish TV drama, 1953-89
Abstracts: Pullan looks for added value. Reinventing ITV popular factual. Trisha: why I've switched to Five
Abstracts: Purnell promises review to promote digital radio. Virgin Media poised to sign sports news deal. Screen test
Abstracts: Purvis slams Hoon's ITN ruling. The BBC's 'talent drain'. ITV looses two entertainment execs
Abstracts: Pushing for promotion. Putting it online. Tiger's eye
Abstracts: Putting a price on VoD. Surviving disaster. Don't skip breakfast
Abstracts: Putting it in the net. Fighting talk. In development
Abstracts: Putting TV on report. Revenge, fire and finance. Growing pains
Abstracts: Quality under pressure. The root of all creativity. How to make work safer
Abstracts: Quantel picks up GBP5 m ITN contract. Savage Planet wins peaktime slot on ITV. London Studios in GBP2m contract win
Abstracts: Quantel seeks marketing guru. Growing up fast. Paulie boosts UK's character animation
Abstracts: Quantel's Monaco on the starting grid. Quantel considers buyout from Carlton. Quantel axes jobs as downturn bites
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