Whittle's way: poacher turned gamekeeper Stephen Whittle now regulates programmes rather than makes them, but he will need both skills to run the new all-singing, all-dancing Broadcasting Standards Commission

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Stephen Whittle is director of the Broadcasting Standards Council, the industry watchdog. He was previously head of religious programmes at the BBC and later became BBC chief adviser, editorial policy. His policy making expertise will help as he oversees the merger of the Broadcasting Standards Council and the Broadcasting Complaints Commission.

Management, Television broadcasting, United Kingdom. Broadcasting Standards Commission

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The making of Five

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The growth of Channel Five since it was established 10 years ago and its present focus on quality of content are discussed.

Market share, Company market share

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Five on five

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The views of leading television personalities on the future of Channel Five channel are presented.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Television personalities

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