| It repeats it ad nauseum | Victory through Harmony: The BBC and Popular Music in World War II Oxford University Press, 2012 |
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| Lewiston, New York: The Edwin Mellen Press | — Historical background relating to the British Broadcasting Company, Ltd, its founding companies; their transatlantic connections; General Post Office licensing system; commercial competitors from Europe before the Second World War and offshore during the 1960s |
British Broadcasting Corporation 1969 The BBC Hymn Book with Music London: Oxford University Press• It is run by the BBC World Service and funded from the British television licence fee.
5| com, along with a broad range of insightful and in-depth features across BBC Worklife, BBC Culture, BBC Future, BBC Reel and BBC Travel | The License, which is coupled with an Agreement between the Minister and the Corporation, lays down the terms and conditions under which the BBC is allowed to broadcast |
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| As a commercial arm of the BBC, we work with brands to create partnerships which connect them with our curious and globally-minded audience through bespoke branded content, sponsorship and advertising opportunities | You can personalise your feed with a choice of thousands of topics - so you get the news that matters most to you |
Reasons, Results and Consequences — Encompassing account of the BBC and influencing external factors until 1996.
| Life on air: a history of Radio Four Oxford University Press, 2007 covers 1967 to 1997 | |
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| That is extremely frustrating have to go all the way back down to the bottom of the column where you were!!! The BBC and National Identity in Britain, 1922—53 Manchester University Press, 2010 , 252 pages; explores ideas of Britishness conveyed in BBC radio programmes, including notions of the empire and monarchy as symbols of unity; also considers regional broadcasting in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland | I know that the world wants broken up news reports instead of a proper stream though |
Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television.