Can't switch won't switch

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It is reported that television viewers who are partially sighted or dyslexic will have to bear the brunt of the cessation of analogue transmission. An examination of the impacts and implications of the government decision to end analogue transmission is presented.

Radio and Television Broadcasting, Radio & TV Broadcasting, Broadcasting industry, Dyslexia, Television viewers, Digitization

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Sports rights: a new ball game

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The political and regulatory issues of broadcasting rights of British channels are discussed. Sky' s Premiership deal to telecast domestic test cricket and European Commission' s sports broadcasting regulations are also discussed in this context.

Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Public affairs, New Zealand, Broadcast Regulation, Broadcasting regulations, European Union. European Commission, Media coverage, Cricket, Cricket (Sport), Sky Network Television Ltd.

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Dr Who could regenerate as The Prisoner

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Television actor Christopher Eccleston, will be playing a key role in Sky Channels latest crime drama The Prisoner. The famous actor came in limelight for his performance in medical drama 'Doctor'

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Performances, Television actors and actresses, Television actors, Crime in television, Television crime, British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC. Sky Channel, Eccleston, Christopher

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