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Abstracts: Atlantic cod stock structure in the Gulf of Maine. Synchronous rise and fall of cod stocks points to environmental factors in decline
Abstracts: Audience gets own BBC dept. Dying with dignity. My Family cracks German market
Abstracts: Audience gets own BBC dept. Norton presents rebirth of variety talent show. BBC religion goes for mass appeal
Abstracts: Audience participation. Ones to watch
Abstracts: Audio SOS: Emergency treatment. Train hard, find work easy. Search for another star
Abstracts: Auntie adds it up. The daily grind. Is there a twist in the tale?
Abstracts: Auntie catches up with the net. Why UGC is C.R.A.P. Joining in the conversation
Abstracts: Auntie in the 21st century. A liberal dash of promise. Child benefits: children's television in the UK is subject to cut-throat competition. TCC has indicated its intention of being a major player by bringing Fox Broadcasting as an equal partner
Abstracts: Auntie's birthday secrets. The Grand Prix of TV. Grand Designs
Abstracts: Auntie's birthday secrets. Whose Line has strong US debut. Rowland's resignation confirmed
Abstracts: Auntie sets the pace abroad. Movie-goers. Applying the truth test
Abstracts: Auntie's runners. Drifting to the Astra plain. BBC 2 after the fall: only BBC2 managed to increase both its share and average viewing hours in autumn, BBC1 had its best season for a decade with three new 'hit' series, but it comes in a lacklustre season as ITV consolidated on proven successes
Abstracts: Auntie, the great survivor. Don't mess with auntie. Thompson denies BBC is crowding out rivals
Abstracts: Austen and mobile make a nice 9pm couple. ITV serves as plain Jane. The names's Maclntyre
Abstracts: Autumn brings mixed fortunes for big five. C4 opts for PSB over ratings in its birthday week. Tough opposition leaves Mayo trailing
Abstracts: A vast market crammed with eastern promise. Lewis takes on Sky scheduling. AJE mixes fresh with familiar in debut week
Abstracts: A very different view. South Pacific comes to town. The women who call the shots
Abstracts: Avid and Tektronix confirm alliance. Who will grab the headlines at IBC? Running on NT
Abstracts: Avid claims first all-disk newsroom will kill tape. Battle of the boxes. FCP put to the test
Abstracts: A voice from the heartland alive and well, thank you. For books, another brave new world. Books by the number
Abstracts: A voice from the heartland alive and well, thank you. Literary power brokers come of age. From underground to alternative: peace signs and dollar signs
Abstracts: A web of small tensions. Expanding minority participation: in AFS and fisheries science: a student's perspective
Abstracts: A web of small tensions. Resident fish in the Columbia River basin: restoration, enhancement, and mitigation for losses associated with hydroelectric development and operations
Abstracts: 'A wedding without the drama'. Experiencing modern slavery: Nick Broomfield on why he made Ghosts as a drama - and how the cast gave it a real edge
Abstracts: A wheelie good approach to TV. Finding new Friends in the US. Beware the press
Abstracts: A will of iron. One production, many versions. TX. Geiko Girl
Abstracts: A word to the wise. Unknown quantity. The bids
Abstracts: A year of plenty. Flying the flag for animation. Formatting the future
Abstracts: B92 of Belgrade: free voices on the airwaves and the Internet. Opening the South African airwaves - what lessons from the United States?
Abstracts: Back from the wild. BBC satellite move to cost Sky 85 million pounds sterling. TV to breed new wildlife
Abstracts: Back from the wild. If youEre looking for troublea. Brule gets behind The Desk
Abstracts: Backing the future. In the eye of the BB storm. C4's great survivor
Abstracts: Back off the BBC. Heartbeat, why do your viewers never miss? Mixed results for BBC1 and ITV1 comedies
Abstracts: Back to school. Getting in on the act. The Play School legacy
Abstracts: Back words with action. Exploitation: how worried should we be? Leno's long goodbye
Abstracts: Bad news from the US: The vulnerable of PBS in the States points up how vital it is that the BBC remains well funded and independent, as the market cannot provide everything
Abstracts: 'Banality with a beat': Dennis Potter and the paradox of popular music. "Taking our personal lives seriously": intimacy, continuity and memory in the television drama serial
Abstracts: Banker still has star appeal. Choir of celebrities sings festive classics. Austen and mobile make a nice 9pm couple
Abstracts: Banking on the arts. Naked talent. Sky One's dark star
Abstracts: Bannister drafts in production fixer. Power player. A fire in the belly
Abstracts: Baraka opens offline editing facility Chop. Clough replaces Matthews as head of Mentorn Oxford . Head of Mill TV launches facility
Abstracts: Barcud buys Picardy Media. Channel 4 pulls out of call-tv market. Sky One to air US reality pirate show
Abstracts: Barraclough Carey to merge with Mentorn. TV on the North-west frontier. Portman tracks down Hannibal
Abstracts: Barron boosts factual brands. Hewlett favourite to succeed Allan. Carlton's Allan to quit in September
Abstracts: Barron to quit Worldwide for BBC job in the autumn. Right man for the job? Lion drama examine gay life in the 1950s
Abstracts: Basin Visual Estimation Technique (BVET) and representative reach approaches to wadeable stream survey. I'll miss Family Affairs
Abstracts: Baxter to give first TV interview. Bazal and Celador in battle for lottery contract. The history of crime
Abstracts: Bazalgette: small indies need quota. Takeway to track BBC World Service. Carlton sitcom to air on BBC1
Abstracts: Bazal strips with the pride. Monster talent. The way to start a joint adventure
Abstracts: Bazal takes orders from BBC 1 and C5. HTV profit hike but shares dip amid merger 'denial.' UTV profits soar as it takes major TV3 share
Abstracts: BBC1 gets lucky with fiery friendly. Muted response to Green Wing return. ITV4 competes for male attention
Abstracts: BBC1 plays cupid with dating show. Something to shout abouta. The harshest critic
Abstracts: BBC1's betting on festive Manor to make its day. Week ending: 6 May. Super-indies: the real cost
Abstracts: BBC1's hit shows point to a new populist streak. Robin Hood and Strictly win Saturday peak for BBC1. Doctor Who brands itself on nation's consciousness
Abstracts: BBC 1's money offerings fail to tempt Bond fans. Footie rivalry helps BBC1 up to 50 percent share. BBC2's Springwatch bucks the serial drama trend
Abstracts: BBC1's new tricks trumps ITV's XFactor. Giving us a reality check. ITV's virtuous circle
Abstracts: BBC1 strives to find innovation. BBC digital curriculum gets green light for 2006 launch. ITV lines up trio of new dramas
Abstracts: BBC1 targets ITV's autumn afternoons. United eyes S4C DTT partnership. Sky One puts spotlight on big drama events
Abstracts: BBC1 to restage Trafalgar battle. Dyke's duo. One vision for one BBC
Abstracts: BBC2 and BBC4 to be hit hardest by cuts. Paxman fights corner against budget cuts. Caught by netting off?
Abstracts: BBC2 boosted by top rating fact ent trio. Diana concert hands BBC1 ratings crown. Is new TOTP a one-hit wonder?
Abstracts: BBC2 celebrates 100 years of Brit flicks. Trial of the century. Why giving up smoking was easy
Abstracts: BBC2 cooks up fresh Masterchef. Making Thursdays funny on BBC2. BBC2 to examine Harley St doctors
Abstracts: BBC2. FA Cup final kicks off ITV1 thrashing. BBC1 crowned most creative channel
Abstracts: BBC 2 has a Tuesday night winner with Paul Daniels. Broadcast/Barb Top 50. Saturday night is reborn
Abstracts: BBC2 orders doc on working class culture. Kudos makes teen drama for E4. BBC2 lines up political thriller
Abstracts: BBC 2's Root to success. It's behind us! Trio to join BBC's future media team
Abstracts: BBC 2 takes on Belfast drama Rap at the Door. Media Trust plans charity channel. Med drama heads BBC Scotland slate
Abstracts: BBC2 to air CIA action thriller. ITV eyes return to pay-TV. Merger implications put indies in a spin
Abstracts: BBC2 to air CIA action thriller. TV firms race to BBC Salford site. BBC4 gets back into Thick of It
Abstracts: BBC2 to trace celebrity family trees. The bold and the banal. Step into my office
Abstracts: BBC2 waves the flag for developing countries. BBC2's surge in popularity leaves BBC1 snookered. Dancing glitz easily tops Johnny and Denise
Abstracts: BBC3: annoying premise and feeble performance. BBC3's Teen Angels no match for Most Haunted. Ahead of the Class brings late boost for ITV's news
Abstracts: BBC3 defies its critics. Knowing your enemy. Non Blondes star tackles Greek gods
Abstracts: BBC3 needs a "Big Brother". Confessions of a start-up. Lancashire turns hand to directing
Abstracts: BBC3 orders PA drama from indie start-up 2am. Zeppotron wins Friday Night Live-style series. Here come the Belgians - again
Abstracts: BBC3 selects key viewers to inform multiplatform future. Lion drama examine gay life in the 1950s. Trusting auntie
Abstracts: BBC4's well-seasoned success. Going off with a bang. A worm's eye view
Abstracts: BBC4 to eat at earth's biggest Chinese diner. Panorama move gets mixed results. BBC4 gets back into Thick of It
Abstracts: BBC acts to stop entertainment talent drain. New BBC show for Norton. Hall drives BBC4
Abstracts: BBC admits to slow HD take-up. C4 goes tapeless with 2million pound payout set-up. Blood, guts and transsexuals on the menu at Edinburgh television festival
Abstracts: BBC and C4 to make de Menezes dramas. Taking supplementals. MoD acts on missing ITN pair
Abstracts: BBC and ITC battle with Labour over political broadcast plans. Are you being served?
Abstracts: BBC and ITV in exit poll deal. The BBC's US empire builder. The new American
Abstracts: BBC and ITV rival Sky with Freesat. A sporting chance. Land of opportunity
Abstracts: BBC and Pact say WOCC can roll. ITV at the crossroads. BBC is worst to deal with, say indies
Abstracts: BBC beats ITV to Norton's signature. Twenty Twenty expands into kids. Roman's Empire to conquer BBC2
Abstracts: BBC bids to lure London indies up north. Channels commit to docs. ITN poised to take over London news
Abstracts: BBC Broadcast unveils rebrand. When TV is no longer TV. Gardam enforces multiculturalism
Abstracts: BBC considers pay-to-view (British Broadcasting Corporation Ltd). Link digital channels to licence
Abstracts: BBC courts teens with multiplatform Switch. BBC slides back on ethnic targets in past three years. BBC looks to past for comedy idea
Abstracts: BBC defends its bid for 180pound license fee. Five's Sunday comedy move. BBC looks to find mobile comedy
Abstracts: BBC Dinosaur bites back. Fighting for Five. Five on five
Abstracts: BBC docs exec to boost Bristol. Welcome to the ITV's world. C4 creates enhanced TV post and courts Grimsdale
Abstracts: BBC drama dives. Primetime burial ground. A woman's place
Abstracts: BBC editing move to cost facilities pounds sterling 18m. VoD breaks through into mass market. CBBC plans interactive online 'world' for kids
Abstracts: BBC entertainment hit by another senior loss. BBC hires team writing expert. Learning curves
Abstracts: BBC fast forwards tapeless network. M2 poaches Narduzzo in 1million pound grading division set-up. DNE unveils new playout centre
Abstracts: BBC Films plans production of four big budget movies a year. Independent Image bags Kilroy show
Abstracts: BBC finalises DST transmission deal. BBC/Flextech's UK Play targets MTV yoof market. Ex-BBC kids chief plans nursery TV
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