Tag: Channel 4
IN DEFENCE OF CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP: THE PROBLEMATIC NATURE OF WORKING CLASS NOSTALGIA by Ross Garner
N.B. Before reading this blog it is worth stating that my cultish sensibilities frequently draw me...
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INSIDE THE STATE OF HATE by Stephen Harper
He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster...
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WHO WATCHES BRITISH TELEVISION TODAY, ANYWAY? by Toby Miller
The Broadcasters’ Audience Research Board, or BARB, tells us the who what, when, where, and how of...
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ADAPTing TO SOCIAL MEDIA TELEVISION by Dr Niki Strange
Previous blog posts by my Adapt colleague, Professor James Bennett, on our social media research...
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BROADCASTING APPOINTMENT CHAOS by John Ellis
Who wants to be Chair of the BBC? As it happens, nobody really. Who wants to be a director of...
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BIG BROTHER’S IDENTITY CRISIS by Michael Lovelock
Watching the seventeenth series of Big Brother UK, broadcast on Channel Five this summer, and...
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WHAT ACTORS DO: ROBERT LINDSAY IN G.B.H. by Gary Cassidy and Simone Knox
As Robert Lindsay notes in his autobiography Letting Go, by the late 1980s, things weren’t looking...
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