An edition of Independent Television in Britain: Volume 2 · Expansion and Change, 1958-68
(1982)
Independent Television in Britain
Volume 2 - Expansion and Change, 1958-68
by Bernard Sendall
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Independent Television in Britain: Volume 2 - Expansion and Change, 1958-68
1983, The MacMillan Press Ltd
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Independent Television in Britain: Volume 2 Expansion and Change, 1958-68
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Independent Television in Britain: Volume 2 Expansion and Change, 1958 68
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Independent Television in Britain: Origin and Foundation 1946-62
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Table of Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements.
xi
Abbreviations.
xvi
PART I THE COMPLETION OF THE NETWORK: 1958-62.
1 Tyne Tees.
3
2 Anglia.
11
3 Ulster.
22
4 Westward.
33
5 Channel.
43
6 Border.
52
7 Grampian.
59
8 WWN.
70
PART II GRAND REMONSTRANCE: 1962.
9 'Disquiet' and 'Dissatisfaction'.
85
10 Programme Balance.
90
11 Television Violence and the Young.
95
12 The Impact of Television on Society.
98
13 Advertising.
103
14 More Channels and Longer Hours?.
110
15 'Organic Change'.
120
16 Newspaper Interests.
124
17 Miscellaneous Pilkingtoniana.
128
(i) Advisory Committees.
128
(ii) Duration of the Act.
130
(iii) Powers of Government.
130
(iv) Ministerial and Party Broadcasts.
131
(v) The Option Agreement.
131
18 A Suitable Case for Treatment?.
133
PART III A NEW BEGINNING: 1962-3.
19 First Reactions.
137
20 More Mature Reflections.
141
21 Lords and Commons Have Their Say.
148
22 Tension at St. Martin's-le-Grand.
153
23 The White Paper and Bill: December 1962.
163
24 Passage of the Second Television Bill: 1963.
174
25 The Levy.
190
26 Enter Lord Hill.
202
PART IV YEARS OF ADAPTATION: 1963-8.
27 New Institutions: New Contracts.
209
28 Collective Programme Policies.
225
(i) The '8 o'clock line'.
225
(ii) The Pattern of Programmes.
227
(iii) Independent Television Sport.
238
(iv) The Networking of Regional Programmes.
244
(v) Television Interviews.
246
29 Programmes and Public Attitudes.
256
30 Political Television.
268
31 Special Classes in the Sixties.
274
(i) Adult Education.
274
(ii) School Broadcasting.
284
(iii) Religion.
288
32 Due Impartiality.
294
33 The Networking Tangle.
308
34 The Advertising Scene.
319
35 Technical Background.
324
PART V END OF AN ERA.
36 The 'Franchise Trail', 1967.
333
(i) Yorkshire.
337
(ii) London.
340
(iii) Central Scotland.
347
(iv) The Midlands.
349
(v) North West England.
350
(vi) South West England.
352
(vii) Southern England.
352
(viii) Wales and the West.
354
(ix) General.
361
(x) An Appraisal.
362
37 Outlook Unsettled.
367
Notes and References.
374
Index.
392
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