| The Independent 1996 Mathew Horsman |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Actors take up arms over the TV gold rush. (UK actors have mixed views on deal which would give pay framework for programming sales to cable and satellite channels) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| A guardian fighting on two fronts. (Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian)(Interview) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| An unfortunate business. (problems facing new newspaper Sunday Business; founder and publisher Tom Rubython)(Interview) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| A week in the life of a morality tale. (strong interest in media coverage of multiple pregnancies) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman, Glenda Cooper |
| BBC could be worth 7bn pounds sterling in a sell-off. | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Birt begins the BBC break-up. (John Birt, director-general of the BBC) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Bunny bugged: Murdoch pulls the plug on Britain's latest TV channel. (BSkyB postpones launch of Warner Channel) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Carlton raises 2bn pounds sterling to start fight for MAI. | Retail industry | David Hellier, Mathew Horsman |
| Football could power new wave of local TV. (growing interest in concept of regional television channels in the UK) | Retail industry | Patrick Tooher, Mathew Horsman |
| Former BBC executives slam 'bloated' institution. | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Forte's 1bn pounds sterling giveaway defence. (Forte continues to fight off hostile takeover bid from Granada) | Retail industry | John Shepherd, Mathew Horsman |
| Going for promotion. (UK newspapers step up marketing work) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Hastings' battle to raise the Standard. (Max Hastings called on to revive fortunes of Evening Standard) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Independently Welsh. (Chris Rowlands, head of HTV)(Interview) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| In the eye of a media revolution. (Michael Grade, chief executive of Channel 4)(Interview) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Invasion of Hong Kong. (Hong Kong attracts growing media attention) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| John Birt: the devil and the BBC. (new views on John Birt, director-general of the BBC)(Column) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Mercury's 5bn pounds sterling merger with cable firms heralds huge telecoms industry shake-up. | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman, Chris Godsmark |
| Pearson's eyeball-counter focuses on a bigger prize. (Greg Dyke, head of Pearson Television)(Interview) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Pressing on with building a regional newspaper empire. (Jim Brown, head of Newsquest)(Interview) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Real goal is money in TV football sale. (control of rights to show Premiership football on television in the UK will determine future of television industry) | Retail industry | Patrick Tooher, Mathew Horsman |
| Revitalised but not privatised. (John Birt, director-general of the BBC)(Interview) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Sites set on a roller-poster success story. (Roger Parry, chief executive of More O'Ferrall)(Interview) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| 'Sky is good for sport. And we will show it.' (Sam Chisholm, chief executive of BSkyB)(Interview) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Sky links up with the owner of television rights to World Cup. (BSkyB in joint venture with German businessman Leo Kirch to launch digital television) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Taking into account the rough with the smooth. (Jennifer Laing, chairman of Saatchi and Saatchi)(Interview) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Telecoms man plugs Granada into the future. (Duncan Lewis, head of Granada Media Group)(Interview) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Television's great defender swings into attack mode. (David Elstein, chief executive of Channel 5 Broadcasting)(Interview) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| That's entertainment, now on Sky 2. (BSkyB plans 11 additional satellite television services) | Retail industry | Meg Carter, Mathew Horsman |
| The Apple that lost its crunch. (problems at Apple)(Column) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| The barbarian at Rocco's gate. (Granada's purchase of Forte)(Column) | Retail industry | David Hellier, Mathew Horsman |
| The BBC's Arabian plight. (failure of BBC's links with Orbit) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman, Edward Waller |
| The magic of television - and Mr Murdoch. (influence of Rupert Murdoch on UK media) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Thorn EMI chiefs to make 12m pounds sterling on options. (Sir Colin Southgate, Michael Metcalf and James Fifield) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| United and MAI agree 3bn pounds sterling defensive merger. (United News and Media) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Westcountry chief pockets 4m pounds sterling from bid. (Carlton Communications to buy Westcountry Television) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman |
| Where have you been, Mr Gyngell? (response to television executive Bruce Gyngell's criticism of cable and satellite television) | Retail industry | Mathew Horsman, Bruce Steinberg |
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