| Broadcast 1995 Mark McNulty |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| All Bruced up: Australia's Mr Television, Bruce Cyngell, is all set for his return to the UK as head of Yorkshire Tyne Tees Television, but opinion is divided on whether the ITV franchise is ready for him | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
| A word to the wise.(prospects of Channel 5) | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
| Commercial sense. (selection of post-production services for commercials by advertising agencies)(Broadcast In Production supplement)(Interview) | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
| Family ties.(profile of Robert Devereux, chairman of Virgin Communications) | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
| Fighting talk. (Clive Jones, managing director of Carlton UK Broadcasting) | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
| For the record.(background to the tendering of the Channel 5licence) | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
| It's no joke: taking on the role of the ITv Network Centre's controller of comedy might seem a nightmare, but while excepting the need for innovation Paul Spencer believes the criticism is unfair and based on a myth of a golden age. | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
| One to watch.(interview with Julian Aston, managing director of Channel One) | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
| Sunny outlook for docs. (developments in documentary programming; sixth Sunny Side of the Doc festival in Marseilles, France) | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
| Tiger's eye. (Tiger Aspect's Peter Bennett-Jones) | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
| Trick performer. (TV producer Colman Hutchinson leaves LWT to seek new challenges) | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
| Unknown quantity.(prospective viewing figures for Channel 5) | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
| Viewing Cymru. (Welsh viewing preferences) | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
| 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. | Mass communications | Mark McNulty |
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