Radical cheek

Article Abstract:

The Edinburgh International Television Festival has gone through many changes over its 25-year history. From its beginnings as a Marxist forum in the Seventies, through the trying times of the Thatcher Eighties, to its present status as a corporate jolly, it always managed to serve British Television's creative community.

Public affairs, Television broadcasting, Edinburgh, Scotland

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A blufferEs guide to Edinburgha

Article Abstract:

Essential tips are provided for people attending the Edinburgh festival 2003. The hottest topics and the chances of the various channels in bagging the channel of the year awards are also examined.

TV Stations, Achievements and awards, Television stations

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Murder on the dancefloor

Article Abstract:

The plight of some of the dance contestants of the Edinburgh International TV Festival version of BBC's 'Strictly Come Dancing' is described humorously.

Services information, Producers, Orchestras, Entertainers, Dance, Dance Companies, Services, British Broadcasting Corp., Humor and anecdotes, Performances, Dancing, Game show contestants

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