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Abstracts: TX. Tax shoot-out
Abstracts: TX. The future's Brite. Overseas sales
Abstracts: TX. The making of ... Stop The World for BBC Choice. Dizzy domestic dramas
Abstracts: TX. TX: 'A Life for a Life'
Abstracts: TX. TX: Down to Earth. Dear Diary..
Abstracts: TX. Watching your back. Independent spirits
Abstracts: TX. Young hopefuls
Abstracts: UBC takes positive stance despite loss. Sounds of the revolution. SRH to gain confidence from September results
Abstracts: Ugly Betty proves major attraction for ABC. Keeping digital watch. C4 comes out on top
Abstracts: UK animation boom faces training crisis. 'Braver' schedules promised by BBC 2. Entertainment boost for Chrysalis
Abstracts: UK distribution faces major upheaval as ITV consolidates. RTL poised to offer 5bln for United as it eyes C5 share (RTL bids to acquire United News and Media and Channel 5)
Abstracts: UK distributors expect bumper sales at Natpe. Writing off the wall. Five bids for raft England football rights
Abstracts: UK drama defects to the eastern bloc. The true cost of filming abroad. First order for Farmbrough indie
Abstracts: UK firm invents new motion-capture kit. Quantel unveils newsroom 'first'. ITK's millenium machine limbers up for IBC debut
Abstracts: UK firm invents new motion-capture kit. Stickling's Organic Muesli Mix. TakeOne
Abstracts: UK Play reveals its first slate of shows. Flischel gains promotion to Nickelodeon International. UKTV boosts hours on Style and Arena
Abstracts: UK Post looks beyond London. Outsider takes top job at UK Post. First past the post
Abstracts: UK secondary market sales. C4 wins pounds sterling 150m US movie bidding war. Granada Int leads charge into China
Abstracts: UK Style orders ski, flowers and daytime. Bland defend PSB role in digital age. Indies gain entry to Open University for the first time
Abstracts: UK television warms up for the biggest game yet: pay-per-view. The little emperors' small screen: parental control and children's television viewing in China
Abstracts: UKTV finds cash for fresh orders. Manchester gets religion. Jerry Hall to present celebs and gurus show
Abstracts: UKTV in Wall to Wall deal. Creation of a cable giant. Taking the Mickey
Abstracts: Unattended operation. Broadcast auctions. Enforcement actions
Abstracts: Unclear future for Celador sales arm. Unlikely bedfellows? It's all in the post
Abstracts: Uncovering Three Gorges Dam. Beijing's Olympic shame. Fisheries of the Yangtze River show immediate impacts of the Three Gorges Dam
Abstracts: Under African skies. The howl of creation. The profit-maker
Abstracts: Under no illusions. Still talking tough. The East End girl: EastEnders' Louise Berridge has resurrected the show's most iconic character to lift it out of a dip. Will it work?
Abstracts: 'Understanding media': theories of the press in Britain, 1850-1914. Red Pepper: a new model for the alternative press?
Abstracts: Under the influence. Killer instincts. Sharp view finder
Abstracts: 'Undervalued' ITV is one of few gainers. Giants' results mask marginal growth. ITV shares jump on rumor of Sky deal
Abstracts: Uneasy relationships. Little girls, big camera. Get thee stylist
Abstracts: Unilever finances Bazal's C5 series. The Brits are coming. The money programmes
Abstracts: Union anger at Granada news move. Granada to create genre heads in production rejig. Granada to axe 100 jobs
Abstracts: Unions urge Trust to extend pay study. A job worth doing. Riches from diversity
Abstracts: Unions warn BBC of further strikes. BBC looks at Bush House replacement. People's champion
Abstracts: Unions warn BBC of further strikes. Middle East service to cut 120 jobs. BBC news center move hit by dispute
Abstracts: Unique scoops 23 network commissions on BBC radio. Breaking out of the box. Seeing beyond SMS
Abstracts: Unique scoops SW Networks deal. Me and my sabbatical. Turner takes the reins at Capital AM Gold network
Abstracts: United's major Tom. Changing tack. Secret weapon
Abstracts: United's southern show. Make or news break? Global citizens network for ITV news
Abstracts: United States Ocean Commission declares oceans are in trouble. Major oceans legislation introduced
Abstracts: United yet autonomous: Indymedia and the struggle to sustain a radical democratic network. Brand loyalties: Rethinking content within global corporate media
Abstracts: University Challenge. Opportunity knocks. Keeping up with the world
Abstracts: Unmissable rubbish. Food fight. Me and my office
Abstracts: Unnatural history? Deconstructing the "Walking with Dinosaurs" phenomenon. The values of being public service: the shifting of power relations in Swedish television production
Abstracts: Unseen Python to air on BBC. ITV set to ambush BBC with 'spoiler.' Channel 4's master batsman
Abstracts: Until old cats learn how to bark: Czechoslovak dissidents fought communism without learning good lessons for journalism
Abstracts: Up and down time. Case studies. Forewarned is forearmed
Abstracts: Upwardly mobile. Killer content. British programme exports hit pounds sterling 632m
Abstracts: US group buys OB arm of Corinthian. Portman buys Party Animals rights. Europe's UBF buys CTV OB for pounds sterling 15m
Abstracts: US shows fail take to off. The price is right. Fighting for survival
Abstracts: US streets ahead on location. Enigma vision. BFI misses out on Brit party
Abstracts: Utilizing volunteers on fisheries projects: benefits, challenges, and management techniques. Misuse of marine protected areas for fisheries management: The case of Mexico
Abstracts: Uttering the E-word. C4 in multimedia search for talent. C4 to put pounds sterling 2m into broadband
Abstracts: Vaughan sinks to listenership low. Bashir back with Stern interview for Radio 4. Making radio fashionable
Abstracts: Vector TV puts itself into voluntary administration. Production. Directors
Abstracts: Veritas upgrades. Cashing in on comedy. Envy to spend (pounds sterling) 2.2m doubling capacity
Abstracts: Veritas upgrades. Supermodel show set for Living TV. Price war threatens new movies on Five
Abstracts: Vertue rewarded. The co-pro connection. Why comedy is no laughing matter
Abstracts: Very firmly on the ground. Time to deliver. US streets ahead on location
Abstracts: Veterans quit in Discreet shake-up. CWC makes GBP13m investment in Two Way TV. Discreet shareholders to pursue legal action
Abstracts: Victor Bravo. Too free or not too free. Subtle art of Foley
Abstracts: Victoria's secrets to be unveiled in drama. Stamping out deception. Cartoons test TV's nerve
Abstracts: Victory at last for Foyle's War. Lout and about in history. The rise of a political beast
Abstracts: Video visionary. Modeling the future. How TV Loonland is getting serious
Abstracts: Viewers powerless to resist call of the wild. Reality battle ends in a score draw. ITV1 struggles in weekday peaktime slot
Abstracts: Viewers shun BBC3 original offerings. BBC2 sees autumn fall in viewers. BBC1 and ITV1 lose 10% of Xmas viewers
Abstracts: Viewers turn to Sky news for coverage of bombings. Glut of current affairs wins 10 million viewers. Viewers welcome back 'Home and Away' on C5
Abstracts: View from the top; with Marcus Plantin completing his first year in his old job as programme director, LWT has regained something of the 'family' feel of old
Abstracts: Virgin dumps chart for older music. ITN's headline act. Turning the tables
Abstracts: Virgin Media mulls own news channel. Making a fashion statement. Keep politics grown-up
Abstracts: Virgin pressing for Sky to cut ITV stake to 5%. Sky bets 400 million sterling pounds on broadband market . Sky still Premier winner
Abstracts: Virgin shares suffer as potential suitor deserts. Quotas can damage health. Snooker racks up ratings triumph for BBC2
Abstracts: Virgin shares suffer as potential suitor deserts. Sky takes a tumble in week of results. Year-on-year figures take gloss off gains
Abstracts: Virgin targets men in digital rethink. Can radio talk the talk? Emap adds three brands to digital list
Abstracts: Virtual adventures on XPT's Mount Kristos. Media money: behind the numbers. The chill-out zone
Abstracts: Virtual aid scoops RTS award. An unwelcome return. When your vote counts
Abstracts: Visionary dillemas. Changing channel. Search and destroy?
Abstracts: Vision for sound. The creative treatment of actuality. Great leap forward
Abstracts: Vision of a unified state. Svengali of pop. SwitchCo mounts 300m pounds sterling ad drive
Abstracts: Visions of ITV in the year 2016. Making a profit from PSB. Smarter than the average
Abstracts: Voices in the wilderness. Passion for politics. Zodiak TV appoints de Graaff for sales
Abstracts: Volume goes down for audio specialists. Reporting from the killing fields. Audio listening for signs of life
Abstracts: Volunteers: The doers and fixers. NOAA's sea grant- a program for practical change. Taxonomists: The unsung heroes of our quest to save biodiversity
Abstracts: VTR restructure pushes out Cadle. BBC Resources sale put on hold. London Studios offers HD editing
Abstracts: Waging turf warfare. Good news? Taking control
Abstracts: Walking on the wild side. Red in tooth and claw. Dover leaves Celador fold
Abstracts: Wall fall profits, wall fall losses: the media and German reunification. A free and flippant media
Abstracts: Wall to Wall gets its tactics right. Whose idea is it anyway...? Counter-terrorist TV
Abstracts: Wall to Wall seeks family to time travel. BBC axes 18 posts in classical music. Independent Image bags Kilroy show
Abstracts: Wall to wall wins BBC double order. BBC lines up Bertolucci film. BBC unveils new children's shows
Abstracts: Wandering souls. Right on the money. A worm's eye view
Abstracts: Wanted: a few fresh ideas. A stern line of defence. AmericaEs debased debate
Abstracts: Wanted: the next US hit. Game on. Game for any thing
Abstracts: Wark merges with Monogram. Factual's reality check. An original touch
Abstracts: Wark merges with Monogram. Is selling on the right thing to do? Merger that was meant to be
Abstracts: Warning for ITV's news move. Epiphany produces training film. Retro move with the times
Abstracts: War of independents. Channelling England's hopes. Making radio waves
Abstracts: War of the worlds. Basic instincts: the recent appointment of a seasoned hack as ITN chief executive has been welcomed as a return to basics
Abstracts: War of the worlds. Market forces. Dyke engineers 175m pounds sterling Grundy Worldwide deal
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