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Abstracts: Who's working the system. Advertisers play a waiting game. A happy first birthday for BBC3?
Abstracts: Who's working the system. The soothsayer. Why they think it's all over
Abstracts: Who wants to be in America? RDF wins second US network order. Mentron wins 2m pound science orders
Abstracts: Who wants to rule the world? Has C4 lost its way? Pitching for Pearson: Peter Wagg is Pearson's man Stateside, charged with making a mark in the most lucrative TV market in the world
Abstracts: Who will be journalists in the next century? Who's a journalist? - II: welcome the new journalists on the Internet
Abstracts: Who will be the winners in 2012? The real TV superheroes. Girl power blitzes boys
Abstracts: Who won the 24-hour news war? Ratings: week ending 6 May
Abstracts: Why adult entertainment has always been an early adopter. Save our radio spectrum. Cashing in on festival time
Abstracts: Why BBC2's Top Gear is my best show this year. Postcard shows fail to cheer up summer viewers. Even paranormal forces can't lift celebrity's spell
Abstracts: Why diversity is divisive. Reach for the skies. TV's real fat cats
Abstracts: Why DTT is dumb digital. Bridging the digital divide. The digital revolution
Abstracts: Why family matters for kidsE TV. Raising the standard. Growth spurt ahead
Abstracts: Why fisheries management professionals should go fishing. Developing a standardized sampling program: The Michigan experience
Abstracts: Why fisheries management professionals should go fishing. Quantitative decision analysis for sport fisheries management
Abstracts: Why green is a turn-off: eco-friendly broadcasting means persuading viewers to power-down. Share and share alike
Abstracts: Why I'm a TV Euro-sceptic. Has James Murdoch finally wooed the city? Sky suffering without VM
Abstracts: Why is Sky's tightening of its EPG rules so sensitive? Factual entertainment. The transatlantic gap
Abstracts: Why kids need quality. Comedy's writing wrongs. The kids are our future
Abstracts: Why Sky is getting its facts straight. Applying the truth test. The power of darkness
Abstracts: Why the BBC is leader in channel survival stakes. ITV's newcomer shows produce mixed results. Champions win boosts lacklustre ITV showing
Abstracts: Why there's more to driving digital than pay TV. Sport and the 3G revolution. Making TV mobile
Abstracts: Why TV is a sinking ship. The lighter side of OBs. Man who knew too much
Abstracts: Why TV must adapt or die. Jumping the shark? Beyond the headlines
Abstracts: Why we still need C4: no matter what Ofcom concludes on PSB, this born risk-taker is vital to UK television. Broadcasters weigh up the price of war
Abstracts: Why X Factor is one of TV's most important shows. Woolfe takes axe to sky one drama hex. Week ending: 12 March
Abstracts: Wild gamble? A hard act to sell. Broad horizons
Abstracts: Wildlife through the ages. Going wild in the isles. Wild West and wilder cops
Abstracts: Will film slump hit TV? Navigating the new frontier. Putting training in the spotlight
Abstracts: Williams and 'quality': a response to John Corner. Telecommunications networks are not VCRs: the public nature of new information technologies for universal service
Abstracts: Willis to freshen C4 night and day. Hanson drama to lead BBC2 season. Fun-loving Five keeps its focus
Abstracts: Will originality fly SKY? Money spinner. Sun sets on Bergg
Abstracts: Will Sky's clouds lift? Gervais-fuelled Simpsons boosts Sky One. ITV1 schedule: pressure points
Abstracts: Will's testament. (British Broadcasting Corporation Ltd.'s Chief Executive Will Wyatt talks about his pending retirement)
Abstracts: Will younger viewers want to make friends with Dave? As web ad spend gains on TV, is all advertising created equal?
Abstracts: Wimbledon socks morale into BBC comeback camp. BBC 1 early evening news leads strongly in week two. Serial offenders
Abstracts: Windows rival Linux wins Intel backing. Philips unveils Spirit Datacine extension. Avid unveils Composer Online
Abstracts: Winning formula? Drama leads forward march. The last picture show
Abstracts: Winning tape. Cutting corners. DVCPRO benefits from NAB's strategic tie-ins
Abstracts: Winning ways. Trauma ahead for Emmerdale as BBC1 strips against ITV1. ITV weighs up sixth outing for Emmerdale
Abstracts: Winter Olympics trials tape less. KIT companies on the record. Tape has had its day
Abstracts: With military precision: recreating the D-day landings involved marrying archive with virtual studio shots. ITN to give universities free access to archive
Abstracts: Women comics to chase out C4 yanks. C4 plans orchestral manoeuvre. October rejects reports of faked doc scenes
Abstracts: Women comics to chase out C4 yanks. ITV seen 'as secondhand car dealer' by viewers. C4 hooks into drugs for autumn line-up
Abstracts: Women sportswriters - business as usual. Vietnam and war reporting. The Murrow boys - broadcasting for the mind's eye
Abstracts: Wooing Auntie: Flextech appears to have a clear edge over BSkyB in the competition to become the BBC's pay-TV partner. But who will ultimately wine the prize?
Abstracts: Woolly monkey thinking. Carter's Ofcom legacy. Ofcom the troublemaker
Abstracts: Work histories in television. If women actors were working.... Women's experiences of on-line e-zine publication
Abstracts: Work histories in television. The politics of UK television policy: The making of Ofcom. Signs of the Holocaust: exhibiting memory in a mediated age
Abstracts: Working group on healthy fish habitats: creating benchmarks for success. Funding wildlife conservation: From CARA to CARA-Lite to CARA-lighter?
Abstracts: Working hard keeping it real. BBC in crisis over HuttonEs verdict. Hutton calls BBC to account
Abstracts: Working together for better fisheries science. Integrating social values into fisheries management: A Pacific Northwest study
Abstracts: Work is a four letter word. The reality of innovation. Now't so queer as television
Abstracts: Work is a four letter word. When the firing started. No flagging or failing
Abstracts: Work that budget: In these competetive days, it is increasing vital to keep control of the cash chaos that can afflict productions, and bring your programme in on time, on budget
Abstracts: Worl Cup feeding station. Mobile operator. Breaking the rules
Abstracts: World at one: although BBC Worldwide, the corporation's year-old comercial arm, has filed to silence critics at home, it is devoting most of its energy to building its empire aborad
Abstracts: World Service bid falls L20m short. Reuters and ITN agree on archive deal. ITV in 'largest' indie deal
Abstracts: World Service bid falls L20m short. Reuters branding slammed. BBC news to go all-digital next year
Abstracts: World Service seeks new fund. BBC Choice unveils new children's shows. Briffa to move in BBC Online rejig
Abstracts: Worldwide ambition. Final chapter for Hutton. Worldwide to seek new partners
Abstracts: Worldwide channels its energy. American dreamer. Lords-a-leaping
Abstracts: Worldwide chief rejigs senior staff. Location story: How City Life is giving writers a break. Tough act for kids
Abstracts: Worldwide gears up for the global game. The digital reality. Shaking up S4C
Abstracts: Worldwide makes Dangerous deal. Robin Hood makes strong start in the US
Abstracts: Worldwide sets sights on a Frank Spencer hit. It's Ant and Dec to the rescue for ITV1. Weak at the knees
Abstracts: Worst celebrity drivers on Five. Agoraphobics to get C4 treatment. The biggest show in town
Abstracts: Worst celebrity drivers on Five. BBCEs Kilroy ban puts jobs at risk. BBC docs win record orders
Abstracts: Wrenching the machine around: EastEnders, the BBC and institutional change. Talk of the BBC's soul
Abstracts: Wright buys into Portman. Salmon quits after Tinopolis takeover. TV Corp shareholders hit out over Salmon hiring
Abstracts: Write-hand turn. New year, fresh challenge. Regulation, my arse
Abstracts: Write on primetime. Making your market. Structuring the void
Abstracts: Writers. On the air with: Neil Fox
Abstracts: Wrong side of the tracks. Courage and convictions. The Roman way of death
Abstracts: Wrong side of the tracks. US sitcoms make a stand. Thats the story of my life
Abstracts: WWEN to lose R5 Live contract. HTV launches English language soap opera. BBC wins fight to film therapy show
Abstracts: Xtra Factor boosts ITV2 share. ITV gains from rugby scrum. Standing out amid the clutter
Abstracts: Yard opens doors on Irish facilities boom. People or price? The LE heavyweights
Abstracts: Yeah, but not buts for the BBC. Evolutions. BBC signs up for Chinatown doc
Abstracts: Yeah, but not buts for the BBC. The sands of time. Aiming at a new target
Abstracts: Year the indie sector grew up. Profit in knowing your rights. International opportunities
Abstracts: Year the indie sector grew up. Tinopolis' unknown quantity. Tinopolis axes TV Corp name
Abstracts: Yellow Perch research and management in Lake Michigan: Evaluating progress in a cooperative effort, 1997-2001
Abstracts: Yentob poised to resume control. The folly of top-slicing. Fakes and pains: the Nodding Yentob is not a TV crisis - but it still hurts the BBC's reputation
Abstracts: Yentob's It girl. Half of BBC staff set to join strike. Commissioner Q&A
Abstracts: Yentob warns Smith over digital plans. Smith warns BBC over charter risk. Funding in a digital age
Abstracts: Yorkshire, Meridian and HTV eye up stakes in ITN. A quest foro the sleuth: have the fearless UK documentary makers of yesteryear sold theirinvestigative souls and settled for producing pap for the masses?
Abstracts: Yorkshire's rollercoaster ride. End of the old boys' network. Bad news piles up for ITN
Abstracts: Yorkshire's rollercoaster ride. Uncle Lew - ITV's man of the people. The paws and effect
Abstracts: Yorkshire village idyll. Meet the buyers. Sky axes music channels chief
Abstracts: You can ring my bell. An intimate portrait. Like a virgin queen
Abstracts: You can ring my bell. Royal commission. Life in the fast lane
Abstracts: Young at heart. Looking on the light side. Doing community service
Abstracts: Young at heart. Who's that hiding behind the sofa? . Getting in on the act
Abstracts: Young guns turn on ITV. Taking Facebook beyond a poke. ITV staff may yet pay price for Deloitte report
Abstracts: You only laugh twice: Reruns of BBC sitcoms that long since ceased production now regularly outperform the broadcaster's new lines...
Abstracts: You're beautiful to me. Hooligans with heart. What producers can't do
Abstracts: You're beautiful to me. Starry, starry life. That festive feeling..
Abstracts: Your mission? Kill the evil aliens. Bebo to offer free TV content clips. Five to hold show rights for a year
Abstracts: Zenith pair to quit over restructure. UKTV must find fresh financing. Cartoon wars
Abstracts: Zero rides again. Fresh faces of '97. Declining imports?
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