When will I be famous?

Article Abstract:

Teenagers are drawn by media's hype. To add to parenting woes, these days untalented and uneducated somehow fare better on the television. Coronation Street's scriptwriter finds a solution to such a problem by letting his son gain practical experience, which he feels could make any teenager shelve the dreams of becoming famous.

Youth, Influence, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Teenagers, Television personalities

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TV isn't what it used to be

Article Abstract:

Independent Television channel which is going to celebrate 50th anniversary should try to find out the reasons and the background work of the people who worked for the success of the channel's programs. And it should try to implement those strategies for the future success.

Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Independent Television. ITV Interactive Div.

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Don't fall at the first rung

Article Abstract:

The implications of the new broadcast industry work-experience guidelines for both employers and the new employees are discussed.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Employment, Administration of General Economic Programs, Personnel administration, Jobs & Employment, Standards, Human resource management, Column, Company personnel management, Work experience

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