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Abstracts: Broadcasters slam Ofcom privacy code.. as lobby groups hit out at its sponsorship rules. Ofcom's future is already shaky
Abstracts: Broadcast Hotshots. Broadcast hotshots
Abstracts: Broadcasting and cultural identity: the Canadian experience. The broadcasting audience movement in Korea
Abstracts: Broadcasting and national identity in Ireland. Active audience theory: pointless populism. Methods of measuring media concentration
Abstracts: Broadcasting and national identity in Ireland. Globalization and policy choice: television and audiovisual services in India
Abstracts: Broadcasting buccaneers. What am I bid? Dear Chris...
Abstracts: Broadcasting key to United's profit. Rapid march: best known for its youth programming, Rapido TV has also produced episodes for the Without Walls arts strand, has jut won an ITV commission and is developing an arts series for Channel 4
Abstracts: Broadcast license terms. Competing applications. License renewal
Abstracts: Brookside closes its doors. Breaking free from street life. What's up doc
Abstracts: Brother beyond. Discrimination lives on. Bazalgette unrepentant over Teen Big Brother sex
Abstracts: Bryant quits TWG to pursue licences. Changing Capital's tune. A brain for radio
Abstracts: Bryant quits TWG to pursue licences. TWG boss keeps pressure on Rajar. The Virgin queen
Abstracts: BSC takes its lead from public on sex. RA to come clean on licence awards. FHM show set to air on Channel 5
Abstracts: BSkyB develops adult toon for movie channel revamp. BSkyB unleashes cut-price promos. Booth hails digital launch for October
Abstracts: BSkyB develops adult toon for movie channel revamp. ITC asks digital players for choice. Universal explorer
Abstracts: BskyB grows up. Sky is maturing as a new strategy evolves and Mark Sharman, who is filling the shoes of the high profile Elisabeth Murdoch as head of broadcasting and production, is the man charged with keeping audiences growing
Abstracts: BSkyB hails rise in original output. Sky DTT plans under threat. In the shadow of Sky
Abstracts: BSkyB hits back at Grade attack. Americans woo Saudi cash for Fininvest stake. MTV joins bid for Telemontecarlo
Abstracts: BSkyB holds line on football PPV. Dangers of a phoney debate. Sleep's awakening
Abstracts: BSkyB holds line on soccer PPV bid. Sky to launch PPV football. BBC review after Cumbrian fiasco
Abstracts: BSkyB settles Reuters row. Perversity and the Court of Appeal. The resurgence of fair comment
Abstracts: BSkyB takes reins at Open (British Sky Broadcasting acquires Open from British interactive Broadcasting). Contract killer?
Abstracts: BT unveils its broadband TV service. Living opens door to Bad Girls Club. Golden Sq sets up Shanghai office
Abstracts: Building a democratic Society. What chance for the regions, Mr Smith? Opinion matters
Abstracts: Building Brick: After a string of successes as Sky One's head of entertainment and factual programming, Sam Brick is poised to take September by storm
Abstracts: Bullying 'endemic' in the TV industry. Lifestyle survey 2006. NUJ survey shows bullying rife in TV
Abstracts: Bunkum: the importance of knowledge-sharing in iTV. Me-TV - the race to find talent. Can we trust TV?
Abstracts: Buried in the schedule. Turning ideas into reality. Box clever: Uden head of development Delissa Needham on making high-end docs with next to no cash
Abstracts: Buried treasure. Brits making a stand at Natpe. Kids call the tune
Abstracts: Burning bright: The BBC says goodbye to the strength behind Weakest Link, Ruth Davis, who joins Tiger Aspect Productions as entertainment editor
Abstracts: Bush House move mooted for News. Channel X to link up with ad agency to develop shows. C4I stuns rivals by cutting commission rate
Abstracts: Bush House move mooted for News. Root sharers story with French. Hewlett vows to wake 'sleeping giant.'
Abstracts: Business news and international reporting. Serving the public interest. Hillary and Liddy: old and new stories in reporting on women candidates
Abstracts: Business plans. Broadcast antitrust consent - Hart-Scott-Rodino. Tax law changes
Abstracts: Business reporting in Eastern Europe: new markets, new journalism. The genie is out of the bottle: measuring media change in Central and Eastern Europe
Abstracts: Button undone. Dumbing down: Ratings analysis. Something to celebrate
Abstracts: By royal appointment. Liberating experiences. eNobody is ordinaryE
Abstracts: C4 adds web debate to Dispatches. Facing up to deformity. No surrender to snobs
Abstracts: C4 admits Brits outclassed by US. C4 woos indies with new post. Guru-Murthy swaps News 24 for C4 News
Abstracts: C4 and BBC 1 call for docs from Double Exposure. Survey claims sport is a turn-off for digital. Big cat in the land of producer giants
Abstracts: C4 and Five see 2007 audience shares slide. X factor struggles to compete with BB. C4 slides with end of Big Brother
Abstracts: C4 and Five wary of ad minutes increase. The man behind the burger ban. Relax and stop worrying
Abstracts: C4 and Paramount in E4 launch talk. Get ahead, get a niche. Mountain to climb
Abstracts: C4 buy not the last for DRG.... Five invests in US. Murdoch in Germany
Abstracts: C4 carries off UK's only Prix Italia. Billett report predicts ITV spiral of declining ratings. Rajar changes to spark radio surge
Abstracts: C4 cashes in on Lewinsky scoop. C4 follows up Operatunity. C4 will let couples be single again
Abstracts: C4 caught out? A clean break? A new face emerges for Auntie
Abstracts: C4 gets Dazed & Confused for masthead TV. C4 bags Sky rights to Friends and ER. Copyright body to launch in Cannes
Abstracts: C4 hits back at criticism. C4 axes 'star chamber' in commissioning rejig. Endemol seeks bigger role in US
Abstracts: C4I enjoys worldwide raft of Mipcom sales. Making art come to life. Tiger to reveal favourite Vicar of Dibley scene
Abstracts: C4I puts mountain climbing and magic on slate for Mipcom. C4 hits out at 'irresponsible' criticism of Diana death film
Abstracts: C4 makes room for biggest Brother so far. Big Brothers fans stay true in face of World Cup. An appetite for voyeurism
Abstracts: C4 orders new Bodyshock docs. C4 orders drama from coming up. C4 to show Iraq hearings
Abstracts: C4 pays sterling pound 40m to keep Housewives. Bectu wins bid for Bill rights. C4 buys family format from BVI
Abstracts: C4 ploughs pounds sterling 2.5m into new doc films. Still a lot of living to do. Doing the business
Abstracts: C4 Radio plans new approach to advertising. City 'confident' ITV will win fight to relax CRR. Bid win prompts C4 to seek staff
Abstracts: C4 revs up Sunday night overhaul. Lost leads Sky's HD push at Xmas. Uncomfortable viewing
Abstracts: C4 risks offence with Xmas shows. E4 to air "Beauty and the Geek". C4 docs to uncover the real Tony Blair
Abstracts: C4's Clear My Name to take on miscarriages of justice. HTV Wales to double regional drama output. C5 launches new drama trio
Abstracts: C4 sees evening share tumble. ITV1 enjoys best summer showing for over six years. Torchwood is beacon of success for BBC3
Abstracts: C4 set to get the better of BBC2. Critical acclaim not enough to boost drama ratings. Bombings fuel demand for news
Abstracts: C4's First Cut airs new talent. Right to Reply-style strand returns to C4. TV's real fat cats
Abstracts: C4's new media triple player. Carry on in the classroom. Uttering the E-word
Abstracts: C4's rising star. An appealing dilemma: the fight for Channel 5 has been fraught from the start and Virgin's judicial challenge gives the UK's fifth terrestrial station an uncertain future once again
Abstracts: C4 stops pact payments. Whats the pint of Sky One. Poker plays the European game
Abstracts: C4's wallflower. Inside Disney Channel's world. Man or mouth?
Abstracts: C4 teams with Kew for alternative cure guide. Living among the leftovers. A people's struggle
Abstracts: C4 to add four more channels to 4oD. C4 launches raid on US with drama. ITN seals content deal for Setanta Sports News
Abstracts: C4 to cut back on acquisitions. Why C4 ditched Quiz Call
Abstracts: C4 to get first-ever fine for Chickens. The resurgence of fair comment. Intellectual property
Abstracts: C4 to make space for Nick's Rejects. C4 movie channel secures Sky deal. Straight TV scores hit to make C4 pop series
Abstracts: C4 to show Iraq hearings. Super-indies look at next wave of deals. C4 orders drama from coming up
Abstracts: C4 unveils winter shows. Sky viewers to miss ITV4 launch. Sky News set for launch in America
Abstracts: C4 ups programme budgets by 27 million pounds. C4 assigns more money to More4. C4 launches online public art venture
Abstracts: C4 wants to see a return to adventurous travel series. Roll with the punches. Carry on in the classroom
Abstracts: C5 books bumper slate from UFTP. BBC seeks to emulate Teletubbies. Shed to spring Jailbirds on ITV
Abstracts: C5's Warner deal brings Matrix to UK. (Warner Bros International Television signs movies deal with Channel 5)
Abstracts: C5 threatens to enforce Gardam notice period. ITV throws out Vanessa. Eyre attempts to fill Cox role within ITV network
Abstracts: Cable and satellite firms brand ITC masthead rules 'damaging.' Kosminsky takes on bullies for United/Meridian drama
Abstracts: Cable at the crossroads. High price of digital transfer. The BT story: dual track for TV and telephony
Abstracts: Cable costs 'prohibitive'. Endemol unveils new factual brand. Bringing it all back Homer
Abstracts: Cable subscribers reach 2.5 m. Telewest snaps up Walkers as president. Telewest to expand movie service
Abstracts: Calm after the storm. A tale of two cities. Turning the tables
Abstracts: Camera action. Sport's missing millions. Joe Sweeney
Abstracts: Camera happy CV. Model times. Be true to your crew
Abstracts: Can C4's pizza man deliver? An uncommon devotion to food: Pat Llewllyn's reputation in food programming is second to none and intimidating enough to give even Gordon Ramsay pause for thought
Abstracts: Can C4's pizza man deliver? I can't believe its Andy Duncan. Tough choices for Duncan
Abstracts: Can he fix it? Learn some manners. There's power in a union
Abstracts: Can I phone a friend? Parsons sues de Mol over Survive! Participant sues RDF over 'gay' wife swap
Abstracts: Can MacDonald make C4's day? An eye on the wider world. C4's agenda setter
Abstracts: Can they take the heat? Faulty line for call-TV. The future of formats
Abstracts: Can't switch won't switch. BBC celebrates 60 years of Indian independence. Lives on the wild side
Abstracts: Can't switch won't switch. Dr Who could regenerate as The Prisoner. Sports rights: a new ball game
Abstracts: Can TV keep the faith? A time to laugh. Colour-coded TV
Abstracts: Canvassing for Labour's vote. Labour relations. Scots embrace industry review
Abstracts: Can you repeat that? But is he down with the kids? BBC puts footage sales into motion
Abstracts: Cape crusader. Nothing to grab onto: Richard Eyre's MacTaggart Lecture set the tone for last weekend's Edinburgh TV Festival - well-structured, carefully thought out, but with little to say
Abstracts: Capital asset. 2001 broadcast rich list. The Jazzman
Abstracts: Capital boss embraces digital's diversity. Wireless is more. STATION PROFILE: GALAXY MANCHESTER
Abstracts: Capital boss quits as Soho beckons. Strike chaos hits coverage at BBC. BBC braced for unrest as unions count strike votes
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