Scheduling: the last creative act in television?

Article Abstract:

The author analyzes competitive television network scheduling in the UK. Topics include television scheduling as a large-scale editing process and real-life examples of the process.

Planning, Television broadcasting industry, Television programs, Scheduling (Management)

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Media templates: patterns of association and the (re)construction of meaning over time

Article Abstract:

The author discusses news icons, or media templates, in the mass media of the UK, with emphasis on the media account of the Cleveland child sexual abuse scandal.

Study and teaching, Mass media, Meaning (Philosophy)

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Government by spin: an analysis of the process

Article Abstract:

The political process and the techniques used to manipulate the press in the United Kingdom is examined.

Political aspects, Press and politics

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