History of the BBC
Networks of Nature: Stories of Natural History Film-making at the BBC
... the BBC, the structural changes in television, the differing relationships to science, the shifts in animal ethics and environmental awareness and different ways of speaking for the ...describing history, ...
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The BBC Polish Service during World War II
... the history of the BBC and the history of wartime Grand Alliance diplomacy – and is based mainly on primary sources, the most important of which are the BBC papers and, in particular, the ...
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Creativity management in original television production at the BBC
... the BBC (1922-2004) is in three chronologically ordered ...the BBC and offer UK audiences more diversity in programming ...the BBC more ...the history of the BBC that saw the public ...
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Aunty and Her Little Villains: The BBC and the Unions, 1969-1984
... of history is “a continuous process of interaction between the historian and his [or her] facts, an unending dialogue between pre- sent and past” (Carr 1990, ...from history, even if it is from the very ...
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The BBC and national identity in Britain, 1922 53
... There is an argument for saying that there have been two particularly welcome developments in recent works of broadcasting history. The first of these is an increased attention to the role of radio and television ...
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The new Reithians: Pararchive and citizen animateurs in the BBC digital archive
... the BBC could use the concept of an ÔOpen ArchiveÕ to understand the relationships that audiences might have with ...the BBC could digitally facilitate audiencesÕ ability to interact with, comment on and ...
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Blood, thunder and showgirls : the merchant navy on the BBC, 1939 - 1945
... 7 This new show presented the Merchant Navy in a heroic light in line with contemporary filmic depictions. Shipmates Ashore placed more emphasis on the praise and reward of the men in the Merchant Navy than its ...
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The magical post horn : a trip to the BBC archives in Perivale
... audio history vanishes more quickly than the national or the ...the BBC as well, which for a long time privileged London sound above regionalism (and, some would argue, still ...
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Perfomance anxiety and costume drama: lesbian sex on the BBC
... adhere s to a ‘popular concep tualisation ’ rather than holding a mirror to history. 17 For de Groot, the dual recognition of source text and historical setting requires a delicate balancing act: the audience must ...
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Rhoda Power, BBC Radio, and Mass Education,
... between BBC radio and mass secondary education in Britain through the life of innovative schools History broadcaster Rhoda Dolores Le Poer Power ...the BBC was closely aligned with mainstream ...
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A critical survey of BBC films:1988 – 2013
... of BBC Films. These include the testimony of two heads of BBC Films (David Thompson and Christine Langan), former Channel Controller (Jonathan Powell), key BBC Films personnel (George Faber, Tracey ...
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Charity Skydive in aid of BBC Children in Need Appeal
... the BBC Children in Need Appeal raised over £36 million and for every penny donated to the charity, a penny will go towards projects helping disadvantaged children in the ...
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Buffy and the BBC: moral questions and how to avoid them
... [2] In this paper I will focus on the editing of sexual and violent material in Season 6, and in particular on the extensively edited "Dead Things" (6013). I am not going to discus the reasons why such cuts are ...
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'Moments and opportunities': interstitials and the promotional imagination of BBC iPlayer
... the BBC as strategic in helping drive broadband take-up and the market of mobile and online ...2013, BBC iPlayer was central to the Corporation’s digital ...by BBC managers in the 2010s as an ...
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The BBC and Disaster Films: From Education to Entertainment
... aesthetics and its fascinating dimension, in the wake of which comes deception: all the filmic devices used, from the choice of frames − from extreme close-ups to extreme long shots − to the carefully arranged montage, ...
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The effectiveness of BBC Bitesize for learning science by KS3 learners in the UK
... towards BBC Bitesize were collected via a ...using BBC Bitesize) and the learners choose one of the following (strongly agree=4, agree=3, neither agree nor disagree=2, disagree=1 or strongly ...
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BBC LEARNING ENGLISH Gulliver's Travels 1: Voyage to Lilliput
... a) Arrows. He was pricked by tiny arrows. That's not right. Skyresh waved his sword, but didn't attack Gulliver with it. That's wrong, but the arrows felt like tiny needles. Why did Gull[r] ...
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Orientalist echoes in on-line news: BBC stories of Somali piracy
... BBC presents itself as objective. This is evident in the BBC’s six public purposes, the second part of ‘bringing the UK to the world and the world to the UK’ being relevant to this study. According to its website, ...
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BBC LEARNING ENGLISH 6 Minute Vocabulary Academic vocabulary
... And secondly, listen to English radio and watch TV – now there are lots of specialist features which can help improve both your general and specialist English – and of course the BBC website has sections which ...
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Online coverage of the 2008 Olympic Games on the ABC, BBC, CBC and TVNZ
... On the BBC , photographs of sportswomen echoed its 2004 Olympics coverage (Jones, 2006a). Once again, one of the most visible athletes was the runner Paula Radcliffe. Radcliffe’s 19 images accounted for 8 percent ...
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