| Broadcast 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 24-hour World Service news attacked. | Mass communications | |
| Abramsky review heralds R4 overhaul. | Mass communications | |
| Arts and graft.(effects of cable and satellite television stations on arts programming in the United Kingdom)(Abstract) | Mass communications | Jane Marlow |
| Atlantic 252 co-founder Baxter in surprise departure. | Mass communications | |
| Barron to quit Worldwide for BBC job in the autumn. | Mass communications | |
| BBC 2 orders new sitcom from rookie writer Nickson. | Mass communications | |
| BBC 2's Root to success.(controller Jane Root)(Abstract) | Mass communications | |
| BBC policy chief moves to Number 10. | Mass communications | |
| BBC to implement digital info system. | Mass communications | |
| Birth of the content factory.(print publishing, television, joint ventures) | Mass communications | Katy Elliott |
| Brits abroad; Pearson Television; patchwork planet.(Although Pearson TV is founded on local production in 30 markets, its future under Jamie Bennett requires greater control over broadcast platforms, writes Liz Shackleton.) | Mass communications | |
| Broadcast Hotshots. | Mass communications | |
| Broadcast's golden era; Patti Williams, editor of Broadcast from 1978 to 1984, recalls the exciting years of the early eighties, when the launch of Channel 4 opened up new sources of revenue for the magazine and saw its readership double in two years. | Mass communications | Patti Williams |
| BSkyB adds duo to digital platform. | Mass communications | |
| C4 cashes in on Lewinsky scoop. | Mass communications | |
| C4 launches raid on US with drama.(UK channel in negotiations with U.S. companies)(Brief Article) | Mass communications | |
| C4 to get first-ever fine for Chickens.(Documentary included faked scenes about gay prostitutes.) | Mass communications | |
| Captain America.(Peter Phippen of BBC Worldwide Americas)(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | Claire Atkinson |
| Carlton secures Spanish DTT win. | Mass communications | |
| Charity launches Writernet. | Mass communications | |
| Chatsworth and Flicks launch TV4C. | Mass communications | |
| Children's; boom time for kids.(Children's programming is flooding the foreign market, much with an eye on related marketing opportunities.) | Mass communications | |
| Choice lines up Sisters for summer. | Mass communications | |
| Commercial revolution.(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | |
| Covering the eclipse.(Broadcasters and the solar eclipse) | Mass communications | James Curtis |
| Documentary in danger? | Mass communications | Meg Carter |
| Drake Automation sold to Columbine. | Mass communications | Nick Radlo |
| Environmentally friendly TV.(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | |
| Fifty posts at risk as Carlton gets ready to axe pay-TV channels. | Mass communications | |
| Flextech and Telewest merger eyes sport. | Mass communications | |
| Getting on course.(candidates for Broadcast sponsorship) | Mass communications | Esther Eley, Helen Hayes Roberts |
| Glum times for Scots? | Mass communications | |
| Guardian launches radio outfit.(Abstract) | Mass communications | Liz Shackleton |
| Half of UK to go digital within three years. | Mass communications | |
| High-brows raised in arts TV; are serious arts programmes in danger of being squeezed out by a more populist, 'docu-soap' approach to the genre?(British television networks)(Abstract) | Mass communications | Jane Marlowe |
| Hollywood under scrutiny; after the boom years of the mid-nineties for the Hollywood studios' international TV arms, European broadcasters may be more cautious in the next round of deals. | Mass communications | |
| Humour failure.(United States, situation comedies, United Kingdom, marketing) | Mass communications | Hilary Curtis |
| In a real world.(Tony Steyger, recruitment, Victoria Real) | Mass communications | |
| ITK's millenium machine limbers up for IBC debut. | Mass communications | |
| ITV orders second series of Granada A&E drama. | Mass communications | |
| Licensing and merchandising; spinning off profits.(Licensing is big business these days but, as smaller players flock to join the likes of Disney and Warner Bros in the gold rush, the market has quickly become saturated, writes Tim Westcott.) | Mass communications | |
| Life of Brian. | Mass communications | |
| Life support for toons: does UK animation industry need a lifeline in the shape of government subsidies to stem the flow of productions, such as Hilltop Hospital, overseas? | Mass communications | |
| Live and kicking.(Radio 3's Roger Wright)(Interview) | Mass communications | Peter Fiddick |
| Lygo heads search for animation.(Channel 4 seeks its own animated sitcom) | Mass communications | |
| Megalomedia posts 5.3 million pound sterling pre-tax losses. | Mass communications | |
| Men & Motors job given to Hamilton. | Mass communications | |
| Miles better?(Annie Miles becomes managing director of Fox Kids UK) | Mass communications | |
| Moore named UK Play channel editor.(Brief Article) | Mass communications | |
| Murdoch eyes new Italian pay-TV deal.(Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation Europe and France's Societe Nationale Television Francaise 1 and Canal +) | Mass communications | |
| 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. | Mass communications | Alice Macandrew |
| Off message. | Mass communications | |
| Off message.(broadcast programming)(Editorial) | Mass communications | Cathy Newman |
| On Digital unveils interactive plans,. | Mass communications | |
| Parry-Davies to shut Rewind Productions. | Mass communications | |
| Pearson TV buys into Germany.. | Mass communications | |
| Platt parts company with United. | Mass communications | |
| PPV art film operator is near launch.(New pay-per-view television network to begin broadcasting.) | Mass communications | |
| Prebble named as Grabiner pulls out. | Mass communications | Liz Shackleton |
| Resources posts loss. | Mass communications | |
| Scots tabby to air on kids' ITV. | Mass communications | |
| Sexual healing.(TV censorship) | Mass communications | Julian Petley |
| Shot down in flames.(Newpaper's allegations against documentary makers ruled to be unfounded) | Mass communications | |
| Simons quits ITN's new-look LNR.(Changes at London News Radio as Independent Television Network takes over)(Brief Article) | Mass communications | |
| Sony merges B and P and DNS arms. | Mass communications | |
| Speaking in tongues.(Television Trust for the Environmental)(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | |
| Talking loud.(Kelvin MacKenzie has restructured Talk Radio)(Abstract) | Mass communications | Claire Handley |
| The British disease.(docudramas, international television programming) | Mass communications | Andy Fry |
| The business habit.(Marga McNally, former nuns, CNBC Europe) | Mass communications | Alice Macandrew |
| The chill-out zone.(television distribution, online services) | Mass communications | Katy Elliott |
| The eagle has landed. | Mass communications | |
| The good, the bad and the worthy.(key speakers at Edinburgh) | Mass communications | |
| The new cultural evolution.(interview with Media Secretary Chris Smith) | Mass communications | |
| Travel sickness.(British television drama, marketing, international buyers) | Mass communications | Andy Fry |
| TVE Weekly reoprt unearths green entrepreneurs.(Television Trust for the Environment)(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | |
| TV exports inquiry backs tax breaks.(Report issued by UK government) | Mass communications | |
| TV moves into the modern age; Rod Allen, editor of Television Mail/Broadcast from 1967 to 1978, looks back to a time when ITV entered the modern age with the license-renewal process and when the idea of a fourth channel was first mooted. | Mass communications | Rod Allen |
| TX.(Auschwitz: Slaves of the Nazi Gas Chambers,)(Channel 5, United Kingdom) | Mass communications | Mike Shallcross |
| TX.(Surrogate babies) | Mass communications | Paul Donovan |
| TX.(Truly Weird) | Mass communications | Jane Marlow |
| View from the top; with Marcus Plantin completing his first year in his old job as programme director, LWT has regained something of the 'family' feel of old.(British television broadcaster LWT PLC) | Mass communications | |
| What crisis?(British Broadcasting Corp. Ltd., television drama programming)(Column) | Mass communications | Colin Adams |
| What's the story?(radio executive Mark Story)(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | Johnathan Plunkett |
| Where are they now?(last year's list of twenty-something hotshots) | Mass communications | David Wood, Leigh Holmwood |
| Who's top of the class in UK TV?(United Kingdom) | Mass communications | Steve Clarke, Martin Jackson, Sarah Thane |
| Worldwide pumps 40 million pound sterling into film. | Mass communications | |
| Wragg departs Resources to climb on board Omnibus. | Mass communications | |
| Writing a new script.(Independent Television, drama programming) | Mass communications | Meg Carter |
| Zoning in on the viewer.(television programming strategies) | Mass communications | |
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