| The Independent 1997 Rob Brown |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Accent stations. (CNN creates new image)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| AMBRIDGE: the red mist. (Graham Harvey, agricultural story editor of radio programme 'The Archers')(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| Andrew Neil is now firmly in the anti-Brussels camp. Any 'European' magazine edited by him would be better named 'The Sceptic.'(Media +)(Column) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| As many columns as the Parthenon. (United Kingdom newspaper columnists' views about their motivation and work of other columnists)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| At last, a cineaste in Westminster. (United Kingdom Film and Tourism Minister Tom Clarke)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| A tobacco advertising ban, tougher consumer protection ... adland braces itself for a new government. (UK)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| By-election vision put politics in spotlight. (history of coverage of politics on television in the UK) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| Flying with Tony, slaving with Joe. (author Robert Harris has access to highest levels of UK Labour party)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| For you, my friend, the war isn't over. (Ted Turner commissions Jeremy Isaacs to produce documentary series on Cold War)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| Horror! Mail man let loose. (Martin Clarke, editor of The Scotsman newspaper)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| How to get viewers to face facts. (US Discovery Channel plans links with BBC)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| 'I don't know of a single person in BBC news who is prepared to compromise on a fundamental adherence to the principle of journalism first, business afterwards' - Fergal Keane. (opposition to planned changes at BBC)(Media +)(Column) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| I protest...and it's all on video.(usage of camcorders by protesters in the United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| It was Birt and it hurt. (John Birt, director-general of the BBC)(Media +)(Interview) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| New bids on the block. (Digital Television Network seeks licence for digital terrestrial television in the UK) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| New Labour, new sales figures? (future for UK's Conservative newspapers under Labour government)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| No cost too high, no price too low. (strong competition between The Times and The Daily Telegraph)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| No funny business, OK? (Roseanne Barr looks to enter daytime television)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| Opportunity knocks, from Boston, Mass. to Broadcasting House, W1A 1AA. (experiences of beginning career in broadcasting)(Media +) | Retail industry | David Aaronovitch, Rob Brown |
| Rob Brown.(competition between the Times and Telegraph newspapers in the United Kingdom)(Column) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| Rob Brown.(price competition among United Kingdom newspaper publishers)(Column) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| Sharp suits vs sharp practice. (media relations consultant John Stonborough)(Media +)(Interview) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| Small town, huge story. (Paisley Daily Express covers political intrigue)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| The BBC goes into battle for supremacy of the airwaves.(BBC News 24 launched; includes related article) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| The Lite show.(British Broadcasting Corp changes news presentation) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| The worst job in Britain. (negative views about Charles Lewington, chief publicist of the UK Conservative party)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| This man is not talking a lot of hot air. (graphic designer Martin Lambie-Nairn)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| Ulster TV's modest series may begin to change northerners' perception of the southern Irish.(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| Viewers get chocolate box choice. (moves towards digital terrestrial television in the UK) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| When a thistle becomes a thorn. (impact of Andrew Neil on Scottish newspaper scene) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| Who'll win? Ask my brother. (television election coverage in the UK dominate by David and Jonathan Dimbleby)(Media +) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| Why Wyatt? (Will Wyatt, chief executive of BBC Broadcast)(Media +)(Interview) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
| You have to be married to the job to succeed in this business, they'd say. To back it up, the more cultured broadsheet types might quote Yeats. (many United Kingdom journalists must put work before family)(Media +)(Column) | Retail industry | Rob Brown |
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