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Abstracts: Capital counts GBP1m cost of unsuccessful bid for Virgin. Capital's Xfm deal gains RA blessing. Clear Channel considering investment in Golden Rose
Abstracts: Capital splashes out on Red Dragon. Flextech bolsters its teen channel Trouble. Emap Radio to go live on masthead
Abstracts: Capital splashes out on Red Dragon. Public warming to pay-TV films according to survey. Guru-Murthy swaps News 24 for C4 News
Abstracts: Capitol Hill briefing: a place to call home: essential fish habitat. Management preferences of urban anglers: habitat rehabilitation versus options
Abstracts: Capitulation to capital? OhmyNews as alternative media. Taiwan's film importation from China: a political economy analysis of changes and implications
Abstracts: Capron hits out at BBC over tenders. BC Wales unveils slate worth L14m. ITV in 'largest' indie deal
Abstracts: Capron hits out at BBC over tenders. Rivals swoop for dropped C4 sports. C4's Clear My Name to take on miscarriages of justice
Abstracts: Capturing a journey to freedom. Producers. Fincham resigns as Talkback chief
Abstracts: Career advice: a trio of experienced professionals explain the pros and cons of a career as a news cameraman. Changing channels
Abstracts: Carlisle called to run BBC/Discovery outfit. Media money: behind the numbers. Pearson International duo posed to bail out
Abstracts: Carlton forms $20m US production fund. TV to breed new wildlife. Granada frets over Anglia production
Abstracts: Carlton loses Mobo awards rights to C4. US Cracker makes million for Granada. Spencer nabs Carlton sitcom
Abstracts: Carlton/NGT link bears first fruit. Merton complaints upheld. Gallagher leaves LWT for indie sector
Abstracts: Carlton on the look-out for BDB partners. Worldwide lures Utley from Carlton. Identity parade: Martin Lambie-Nairn has achieved worldwide recognition for his work in establishing corporate identities including Channel 4, BBC and Carlton
Abstracts: Carlton plans high level restructing. ITV to get 9% rise in budget for 1999. ITV throws out Vanessa
Abstracts: Carlton sees light at end of tunnel. ITV's reversal of fortune. ITV must diversify to prosper
Abstracts: Carlton/United deal lifts Quantel MBO. (management buy-out). Efficiency keeps smiles up at UTV
Abstracts: Carlyle Group buys up The Mill. Virgin deal could spark content division bids. Arris merger to boost Tandberg
Abstracts: Caroll R. Norden: Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee. Homer J. Campbell
Abstracts: Carter's exit interview. Honeymoon's end. Carter: tough act to follow
Abstracts: Carter's exit interview. What's next for Chris? Duncan: I won't quit channel 4 for ITV
Abstracts: Cartoons test TV's nerve. Living to air it girl's search for flatmates. Sick as a dog?
Abstracts: Cascade plans 10m GBP spree. TV Oklahoma rides in. He's the Itel man
Abstracts: Case for the defence. Against a nanny state. Why adult entertainment has always been an early adopter
Abstracts: Case for the defence. Ratings: week ending 3 June. Please return to Oz
Abstracts: Case study: Turner Entertainment Networks - to have and to hold. Moving Pictures
Abstracts: Case study: Turner Entertainment Networks - to have and to hold. part 2 Millions at stake in Celador battle
Abstracts: Cashing in on call TV. Steely Anne. Get ahead, get a niche
Abstracts: Casting: a real couch view. Considerably richer than you. Meet Pursuit Delange
Abstracts: Casting a shadow over reality TV. Cut rates at your own peril. The outside edge
Abstracts: Castles in the air. Natural progression. Cronin achievement
Abstracts: Cast masters. TX. A shift in the balance of power
Abstracts: Casual affairs. Strong Willed: Will Wyatt, chief executive of the newly created BBC Broadcast, will have to draw on his journalistic background as well as his reputation for being a safe pair of hands when implementing John Birt's grand plan for the corporation's digital future
Abstracts: Catching the private eye. Power ranger. Mergers and acquisitions
Abstracts: Categories of knowledge and information flows: reasons for the decline of the British Labour and Industrial Correspondents' Group
Abstracts: Caught in the term "post-colonial": why the "post-colonial" still matters. Your 1983 hit parade: for most music libraries, business is still booming
Abstracts: Caught on hidden camera. The politics of ambition. I wanna be sedated
Abstracts: CBBC adds interactive option to ChuckleVision. Local hero comes good. HTV's digital fiasco
Abstracts: CBBC rules okay? New quotas boost commercial radio. City 'confident' ITV will win fight to relax CRR
Abstracts: C-Cube chipset promises to end tape war. Shopping for community: the transformation of the bookstore into a vital community institution
Abstracts: Celebrity takes on all comers. BBC4 finds ratings gold in Hill. Why regional news is more popular than it seems
Abstracts: Celtic swings. Wheeler and dealer. Managers buy up Molinare
Abstracts: Censorship and freedom of the press under changing political regimes: Palestinian media from Israeli occupation to the Palestinian authority
Abstracts: Censorship and freedom of the press under changing political regimes: Palestinian media from Israeli occupation to the Palestinian authority. part 2
Abstracts: Censorship not a black and white issue. ITS ejects BBC as facilities row escalates. How did the City receive Deloitte's report on ITV's PRS?
Abstracts: Central: death of a region?. 200 more jobs to go in ITV regions. Millionaire jobs safe, says buyer
Abstracts: Chambers pays price for failings at Five. With no Friends, C4 turns to church. Macqueen takes on C4 docs role
Abstracts: Changing lifestyles. Dutch courage. TWI branches out
Abstracts: Changing the cut of the suits. Denton criticises BBC management style. Docherty's surgery: as head of planning and strategy at BBC Network TV, David Docherty has charted a course out of the ratings doldrums
Abstracts: Changing times. BBC 'puts house in order'. Friday's laughter lines
Abstracts: Changing times. Passion is the answer. Hire sector reaps rewards of HD
Abstracts: Changing up to fifth gear: with the financial muscle of Pearson and MAI combined with the programming expertise of Thames and Anglia, Channel 5 Broadcasting shows all the signs of going places
Abstracts: Channel 4 draws us into a tale of profits and PSB. Are blockbuster soaps slipping out of favor? Saint Bob provides some light relief from reality
Abstracts: Channel 4Es PR problem. Big, but not clever. Cold steel and silky charm
Abstracts: Channel 4 goes back to basics. Oscar-winners Cowboy to adapt Poppy Shakespeare. One gullible step for man
Abstracts: Channel 4 in talks to buy stakes in indies. The ultimate jackpot. Can C4 take them on?
Abstracts: Channel 4 International seeks merger. Bringing news up to date. Gyngell takes top job at Granada US
Abstracts: Channel 4 investigates the History of Erotica. C4 boosts science in themed schedule. (Channel 4). Queen of the docs
Abstracts: Channel 4 is caught short. BBC's digital plans to cost over 120m pounds sterling. C4 utilises web to reach out to teens
Abstracts: Channel 4 orders hit Endemol quiz. Follow the leader. Looking for the next reality hit
Abstracts: Channel 4's shock docs pay dividends in ratings. How adding +1 boosts ratings. ITV stars lead Saturday night ratings charge
Abstracts: Channel 4 takes the lead in VoD. Breaking free from TV. Making more of C4
Abstracts: Channel 4 wins broadcast channel of the year. New channel of the year. C4 comes out on top
Abstracts: Channel 5 misses DTT deadline. Littlewoods and GMG channel to be called Shop! Discovery unveils channel launches
Abstracts: Channel championship. BBC3 judged best entertainment channel. Freeview drops CBM sports channel
Abstracts: Channel funnels its ITV resources. Broadcast/Barb top 50. The BBC plays a waiting game
Abstracts: Channels gorge on food shows for new season. Climate change hits terrestrial channels. Peak Practice overtakes casualty after slow start
Abstracts: Channels scale down tsunami operations. Votes of no confidence. Doordarshan plans 20% UK content
Abstracts: Charter for change? Grade: I will not stifle creativity. OFT turns up heat under BBC
Abstracts: Charting the future. Keeping up with the family values. Backstage comic
Abstracts: Charting the indie course. Facing the Vision thing. The Turner prize: Ted Turner ended his 25-year Long March not by storming the gates of Heaven, but by buying his way in
Abstracts: Chatsworth and Flicks launch TV4C. Aardman hires Cockle for move into pre-school. Aardman starts distribution arm
Abstracts: Checking in for Christmas. Doc's reality check. Never-ending stories
Abstracts: Cherry picker. Corp business. Difficult Brits play co-pro game
Abstracts: Child benefits. The devil you know. Life is but a game
Abstracts: Child minders. Raising Corp values. Combine harves? the merged Disney and ABC/Capital Cities combine is the world's largest media company and will undoubtedly dominate the US scene. But is it really equipped to make a major impact on the international market?
Abstracts: Child protection plans. Losing the youth vote. House hunting in Soho
Abstracts: Children of the digital revolution. The quiet revolution. Not-so-hidden depths
Abstracts: Children's; boom time for kids. A woman's place? Hideously white?
Abstracts: Children's power. Even among for to sevens adult shows such as Coronation Street are topping the ratings, while eight to 11 year-old girls are giving kids' shows the cold shoulder
Abstracts: Children's television rules. Children's TV reporting requirements in effect. DTV filing procedures
Abstracts: Children's television rules. Television ownership. Attribution of ownership - new FCC proposals
Abstracts: Children, the Internet and free speech. Assessing Internet access. The diminishing first amendment
Abstracts: Childs prodigy. BSkyB avoids OFT probe. SelecTV channel boosted by BBC screening promise
Abstracts: China's Stolen Children. The Thick of It Special. Skins
Abstracts: Chips down for Potato Head show. Art for art's sake. TV's learning curve
Abstracts: Chitty to head Illumina subsidiary. Holbein quits Digital Film for PFE effects. UK in the frame: can London's fragmented but growing, digital film post-production community challenge the West Coast facilities for much-coveted editing and effects work on Hollywood blockbusters?
Abstracts: Choice's slate announced. BBC America lands co-pro 'first.' Root maps out future
Abstracts: Choice's slate announced. Time season starts BBC 2 millennium. Shaps calls on Network Centre to increase its multi-cultural output
Abstracts: Christiansen joins SSM Sportsworld (Peter Christiansen named director of SSM Sportsworld). Imageled
Abstracts: Chrysalis buys Choice. Channel 4 to boost online presence. Ginger Media Group watches profits soar
Abstracts: Chrysalis buys Choice. Xfm protesters to meet radio chiefs. DAB hopeful plans magnificent seven
Abstracts: Cineflix wins ITV and Sky orders. BBC docs win record orders. Remote access
Abstracts: Circles at four: Steve White has gone against the marketing grain by overseeing a radical new on-screen image for Channel 4. But will it cut the mustard with viewers?
Abstracts: 'Citizen reporter' sets challenges for TV news. A reporting revolution. News looks bad for Sky relaunch
Abstracts: City applauds broader ITV commercial post. ITV1 mends its dysfunctional ways. Tributes for 'TV giant'
Abstracts: City expects Global to raise GCap bid. Media money: behind the numbers. BSkyB takes over set-top supply in Amstrad swoop
Abstracts: City magazines have diverse roles. What is an Olympic city? Visions of Sydney 2000. Dead end at Oklahoma City
Abstracts: City remains sceptical over Virgin Radio float. Guardian launches radio outfit. Bashir back with Stern interview for Radio 4
Abstracts: City takes heart from digital listening surge. Analysts cautious over GCap upturn. Guardian considers in-house sales move
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