Articles from 1 January 2003

Bang up to date. Well, 2003 style.

Ian Beaumont bets on Channel Four

Colm O’Rourke appears on BBC Northern Ireland

Folk medleys defined many aspects of start-up music, says Richard Elen

You… you’re… you’re A Protestor, aren’t you?

The government wants a better BBC News 24.

ITN News Channel is now ITV News Channel. No change.

David Brockman looks into a new genre from Anglia

Carl Ellis on sci-fi and fantasy programmes on Channel Four

Legislating against good television

The Right’s view of a hotbed of Marxism

Carl Ellis on how satellite (nearly) always treats imports better

Cultural contradiction in Thatcherism

David Brockman on regional contributions of the ITV network

But Ian Beaumont thinks the broadcasters are missing the pound

Thank heavens for FilmFour

Inside a socialist myth

Russ J Graham doesn’t watch here anymore

A better way?

Take a tour of BBC Television Centre

The notable ITV starts and closes

Carl Ellis wants to unpick the Carlton-Granada tie-up

A woman’s view on a women’s world

David Hastings isn’t sure about Channel Five

Getting away from Sky and going free-to-air

The centre of Birmingham and its Centre

Television presenter and newsreader

Continuity announcer

One ITV multiplies the business risks, says Ian Beaumont

The future of Freeview

Carl Ellis looks into the world of import and export

The early days of start-ups on Associated Rediffusion

Taking your box home with you

The lack of choice on BBC Choice and the coming of BBC Three

All the stations, all the times

Capitalism and ruralism are now the norm