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Abstracts: Queen's 'huff' proves a BBC ratings winner. ITV1's bug-munching celebs still prove tasty. Sports coverage nets high-scoring ratings
Abstracts: "Queen's Sister" serves C4 well. Winter Olympics brings viewers in from the cold. The leaders of the Australian pack
Abstracts: Questions of reception for C5. C5 splashes out on evening shows. Five nurtures wildlife strand for primetime
Abstracts: Question time. No Chinese takeaway. Voices of thunder
Abstracts: Quick reference guide. DJ legal guide. Tortious interference with contract
Abstracts: Quiz shows scrutiny grows. The rest is not history. News from another era
Abstracts: Race for the prize. Back to the scene of the crime. Dramatic licence
Abstracts: Race for the PSP prize. Halting the PR circus. Faces of the future
Abstracts: Race, rules and reporting. Not wrapping fish but selling eyes. A matter of opinion
Abstracts: Radical cheek. A blufferEs guide to Edinburgha. Murder on the dancefloor
Abstracts: Radical surgery for the US television. ITVEs rugby kicks BBC into touch. Lightweight contenders
Abstracts: Radio 2 continues ascendancy. Big brother prepares to take on World Cup. Sunrise radio plans to move into television
Abstracts: Radio 3 and Classic choose new heads. Parry lined up for top Talk post. Candidates tune up to succeed Kenyon
Abstracts: Radio 4's Mr Fix-it. Hughes talking. GCap stars handed cross-network shows
Abstracts: Radio 4 wars. Turning on for talk and sports. Grand central
Abstracts: Radio and the black soldier during the World War II. Globalizing audience studies: "The Audience and Its Landscape" and "Living Room Wars."
Abstracts: Radio and the fall of Communism: did BBC broadcasts make a difference? Books make the difference
Abstracts: Radio indies braced for BBC budget cuts. Nat Geo expands HD systems after smooth transition. Resources: no favours from BBC
Abstracts: Radio indies must be heard. Out of the frying pan. Bringing space to life
Abstracts: Radio must find a way to get inside people's heads. Wrestling with words: next week's launch of Talk Radio has created intense debates - here the opposing sides mouth off about their views
Abstracts: Radio must learn to brand . DAB returns the market. Hearing the iPod hype
Abstracts: Radio player launches. Broadcasters reveal Closer and Talk plans. Why we need community radio
Abstracts: Radio predators get go ahead. 1995: a year of sound and fury. (commercial and public radio). Revellations: Chris Evans' appointment as presenter of Radio 1's breakfast show hit the headlines last week. Now Evans' pal and former Virgin colleague John Revell has joined as high producer as the BBC's troubled station tries to boost its ailing ratings
Abstracts: Radio retuner. Chrysalis chief to chase new talent. Local calls
Abstracts: Radio wars: digital versus wap. (wireless application protocol). Abramsky: radio must go digital
Abstracts: Raising hell in the nursery. Crafting cutting-edge comedy: Desmond's producer Charlie Hanson on how a glance from a train window became a 1990s hit
Abstracts: Rajars bring bad tiding for GCap. Magic jumps to number one in London. Finding local solutions
Abstracts: Rant or reason? Bulletin bored? Turner takes the reins at Capital AM Gold network
Abstracts: RA tells Viva! buyer it must 'stick to women.' (Radio Authority tells Liberty Publishing to keep women as target audience)
Abstracts: Ratings
Abstracts: Ratings. A game of two channels: the BBC has beaten ITV in the semi-finals - the real competition will come from BSkyB. But does the crowd care?
Abstracts: Ratings. British hopes boost tennis ratings
Abstracts: Ratings. Broadcast/BARB top 50
Abstracts: Ratings. Broadcast Ratings
Abstracts: Ratings crunch. Safety catch. Auntie's greatest
Abstracts: Ratings. Drama's double act. "Davina" takes further ratings tumble
Abstracts: Ratings of the fall. Reel switch-off. Diminishing returns
Abstracts: Ratings. The final whistle? The listening rank
Abstracts: Ratings: week ending 25 March (Broacast/BARB top 50). Broadcast/Barb top 50. BBC1 trounces ITV1-all in a good cause of course
Abstracts: Ratings: week ending 29 July. Ratings: week ending 15 July. Week ending: 31 July
Abstracts: Ratings: week ending 29 July. The best possible taste. All I want for Christmas
Abstracts: Rayburn, the workhorse. Enemas for elephants: a new political order has dumped new responsibilities on journalists
Abstracts: RDF blocks exit of IWC chief Clements. RDF sets up sterling pound 2m fund to invest in indies. RDF hires Coelen to head US arm
Abstracts: RDF chief calls for fewer indies. All that glistens ..... RDF's Frank talker
Abstracts: RDF comedy site switches focus to TV downloads. Government to spurn quick fix on regulation. Virgin Media poised to sign sports news deal
Abstracts: RDF Media to buy IWC in pounds sterling 12m deal. RDF moves in on IWC Media. 50 m pound float funds RDF buying spree
Abstracts: RDFR signs first look Cicada deal. Rose d'or reveals boost to format. 10 rules for digital TV production
Abstracts: RDF's American figurehead. An independent life. American beauties: the top 10 imports
Abstracts: RDF's Frank talker. Postcards from America. Jowell pledges digital TV for all
Abstracts: Reading between the headlines: SARS, focus and TV current affairs programmes in China. Greek television drama: production politics and genre diversification
Abstracts: Reading the past against the grain: the shape of memory studies. Getting past the latest "post": assessing the term "post-colonial."
Abstracts: Ready...ready...drop!: A content analysis of coalition leaflets used in the Iraq war. Applying the public trust doctrine to the governance of content-related Internet resources
Abstracts: Ready to pounce? Donovan simply the best for C4. Blazing a trail
Abstracts: Ready to pounce? ITV network's state of independence. ITV buys Welsh studio complex
Abstracts: Ready to rock. Issuing licences under fire. Yorkshire region attracts 13 bids
Abstracts: Ready to serve. Slipped disks. Capital concerns
Abstracts: Reality bites. Voice of change. Watching the tide
Abstracts: Reality TV in the digital era: a paradox of visual culture? Nationalizing 'the global': media images, cultural politics and the middle class in India
Abstracts: Reaping the repeats rewards. BBC shows its PSB cards with Little Britain series. Robin Hood and Strictly win Saturday peak for BBC1
Abstracts: Reassessing the winners and losers: a reporter looks back at the events he covered in 1968. Preface: 1968
Abstracts: Recent rhythms of sex and race in popular music. Social movements and cultural transformation: popular music in the 1960s
Abstracts: Reconnecting the young. Reaping the creative benefits of DI. Rise to the challenge
Abstracts: Re:covered axed for TOTP spin-off. Why I axed Celeb Wrestling. BBC puts Charter debate onto TV
Abstracts: Red Bee to buy subtitling company for pounds sterling 3.2m. Europe's UBF buys CTV OB for pounds sterling 15m. BBC Broadcast sells for pounds sterling 166m
Abstracts: Red in tooth and claw. Production heads west. Cashing in on the top views
Abstracts: Redmond: Mersey can run C4 as PSB. Beyond the George. Legends of the rose
Abstracts: Reel switch-off. Trade body rebrands as UK Screen . The channel brander's challenge
Abstracts: Reeves to host Radio 2 panel show. Hazlitt: Last.fm buy-up proves web radio's value. BBC fills daytime commissioning role
Abstracts: Reform characters. Fininvest considers selling majority stake. RAI breaks even and plans spending spree
Abstracts: Reform characters. Mammi - vice or virtue? Berlusconi sells despite his high-profile No Vote
Abstracts: Reforming journalism: lessons from 1996 and plans for 2000. Drowning in spin: politicians and reporters in dubious dialogue
Abstracts: Regaining dignity. Americans' love-hate relationship with the press. News gathering and the new economy
Abstracts: Reginal M. Harrell. Courage deserving credit. Hot shots 1996: where are they now?
Abstracts: Regional bias. Wheeler dealer. Changing lifestyles
Abstracts: Regions 'need to keep talent'. Molinare. Wall spells out United's vision
Abstracts: Regions rebel. The HIT maker. Enterprise zone
Abstracts: Regions vs states and cultures in the EC media policy debate: regional broadcasting in Belgium and Spain. Community broadcasting: a manifesto for the media policy of small European countries
Abstracts: Regulation must be gritty. Merger's queer beast. Free to air
Abstracts: Regulatory fees. Assignments and renewal. Blanketing interference to consumer electronics and other communications devices
Abstracts: Regulatory fees. Congressional update
Abstracts: Relationships: resellers and hire companies - collision course? Kit and prices - the most asked for ..
Abstracts: Remains of the day. A real waste of money. Making comic overtures
Abstracts: Remote access. BBC4 series looks at post-war Britain. No such thing as a free BBC
Abstracts: Remote control. Facing the music. (televising live music shows for mainstream TV). Ahead of the game
Abstracts: Renegotiating tradition on radio Zimbabwe. CCTV 'dialogue' = speaking + listening: A case analysis of a prestigious CCTV talk show series Dialogue
Abstracts: Renewal announcements. Unauthorized transfer of control. Electronic filing
Abstracts: Repeat showdown: the ITC has often come to Channel 4's defence-but this time the commission does not wholly approve. Can the channel pin all the blame on the funding formula?
Abstracts: Repetitive strain. A C4 peg in a BBC1 hole. Trauma ahead for Emmerdale as BBC1 strips against ITV1
Abstracts: Reply: Notes of a middle-aged Marxist. Hegemony, concordance, and capitalism: reply to Cloud. The place of 'conversation' in the omnilogue of democracy: a reply to Schudson
Abstracts: Reply to Chris Schroll. Concordance, complexity, and conservatism: rejoinder to Condit. Hegemony, concordance, and capitalism: reply to Cloud
Abstracts: Reporting the world. Youthful perspective for BBC2. ITV's game for a laugh
Abstracts: Report requirements. Network rules. Children's TV commercials
Abstracts: Requiem for 'The Boys on the Bus.' (male news reporters at work) A consumer's guide to media truth
Abstracts: Rescuing humanity. Courting Belfast's best. Breaking the silence
Abstracts: Research shows 14% set to install digital TV. Sky goes soft. Deals bolster Sky's digital offering
Abstracts: Resources posts loss of 6 million pounds sterling. Megalomedia posts 5.3 million pound sterling pre-tax losses
Abstracts: Resources sparks fears of price war. Polygram poaches MPC effects team. Cat got your tongue
Abstracts: Resources spin-off in the red until 2000. Silicon Graphics in Hi Tech probe. Show us your business plan
Abstracts: Response to Jorge Gonzalez's "Dark side of the fractal moon...". Dark side of the fractal moon: communication studies in Latin America
Abstracts: Restoring trust in the BBC. Ambassador for TV. Seconds out, round two
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