Broadcast 1996 William Phillips - Abstracts

Broadcast 1996 William Phillips
TitleSubjectAuthors
Dish watchers. (statistics on the popularity of satellite television in the UK)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
Drama kings. (Yorkshire TV produces the most successful drama for the ITV network, includes related articles on TV ratings in table form)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
Drama leads forward march.(Channel 4; television broadcasting market share)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
Drifting to the Astra plain. (terrestrial broadcasters lose audience share to satellite channels)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
In space, you're not alone.(ratings analysis)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
London's churning. (LWT loses viewers and see programme ratings fall, includes tables of programmes and ratings)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
No light relief for 2. (light entertainment programs on the United Kingdom's BBC 2 television channel)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
Playing to the crowd: after only one year in operation Carlton was hauled over the coals by the ITC and has been constantly castigated by the critics for appealing to the lowest common denominator.Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
Primetime burial ground. (old television series can attract large audiences)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
Ratings. (analysis of television program ratings for week ended 7 Jul 1996)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
Ratings.(British television program ratings on terrestrial and satellite stations)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
Ratings.(terrestrial viewing)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
Slicing up a shrinking market. (trends in commercial radio in the UK; includes interviews with four senior figures in the sector)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips, Christine Smith
Stars in our eyes. (audience share for films on United Kingdom television stations)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
Three falling: has ITV lost its popular touch? With the network inreasingly reliant on soaps to deliver the ratings, its needs to find a fresh crop of hits to avoid becoming hidebound.Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
Weak days at seven. (UK television broadcasters compete for audiences for 7pm slot)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
Young guns turn on ITV.(Independent Television and British Broadcasting Corporation's childrens television programmes ratings, first quarter 1996)Mass communicationsWilliam Phillips
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