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31 Aug 2004 | by Staff,
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Channel 4 and UBC joining forces to plan digital rival to Radio 4
31 Aug 2004 | by MediaWeek
,000. UBC decided the station needed “shifting sideways” in January after the Government decided not to act ...
Don’t let diet of Dyke feed ITV rumours
31 Aug 2004 | by MediaWeek
and the Government. This requires meticulous attention to detail, care and diplomacy. Charles Allen (and team) has ...
Changing face of the Underground
31 Aug 2004 | by MediaWeek
and mortar of the network. That is no small task given the health and safety regulations that govern life ...
Free deodorant for students
27 Aug 2004 | by MediaWeek
sponsorship deal with the governing body for UK university sport.
TV: Trading Places in the Market
27 Aug 2004
of the Freeview platform. A delay in analogue switch-off had been widely predicted but the Government, keen ...
Russian ban on beer advertising to hit major brewers
25 Aug 2004 | by Sam Matthews
drinking. Russia's market for beer soared in the post-Soviet era when the government attempted to wean people off the national drink, Vodka, thinking beer would be less harmful. What the government failed ...
BBC's 'Today' under fire for biased Saudi Arabia report
25 Aug 2004 | by Staff,
A Saudi government official complained about the flagship news programme's report, in which an interviewee alleged that any business conducted with the Saudi government required the bribing of diplomats ... the grounds for the interviewee's allegations. The report was branded "unfair to both the Saudi government ...
Brand Health Check: The FA
25 Aug 2004
football's governing body. Mark Sweney asks how it has affected its sponsors...little. English football's governing body has tried to reinvent its image on a number of occasions ... , the FA Cup, Wembley Stadium and the Community Shield. Svengate has damaged its credibility as a governing ...
Media News: Flora funds C4 health series
25 Aug 2004 | by Colin Grimshaw
regeneration initiative, and funded by the government's New Deal for Communities scheme. The five 35-minute ...
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