Add to ORKGThe intellectual shape of the television series was deeply influenced by a number of seminars held in the preceding years at King's College, Cambridge. An extract from one of these shows a discussion in progress
“Current affairs on UK commercial television” was a conference which marked the 50th anniversary of ...
The following considerations will be discussed at the seminar on "interdisciplinary history", chaire...
Bringing together the most important writings on television in theoretical, historical, empirical an...
Part two of the seminar, about one hour, filmed by Windfall FilmsThis is a discussion between five a...
Five academics, filmed by Windfall films, July 1999A discussion in relation to the television series...
Five academics, filmed by Windfall films, July 1998.A discussion in relation to the television serie...
Discussion filmed by Windfall Films, lasting about one hour.Seminar of five academics at King's coll...
About one hour long, filmed by Windfall filmsSeminar of five academics at King's college, Cambridge ...
Filmed by Windfall Films in July 1998, lasting about one hour.Seminar with five academics at King's ...
A Two-day seminar which generated many of the ideas on which the documentary series are based. He...
Only two hours out of the four hours of the film have been recovered by the British Film Institute. ...
This is just 18 minutes from a total of about 10 hours, filmed and edited by Martin Gienke and the A...
“Current affairs on UK commercial television” was a conference which marked the 50th anniversary of ...
In this article, we want to develop a discussion about research into television history. In so doing...
This chapter aims to unravel the complex array of academic events, called seminars, drawing on the l...
“Current affairs on UK commercial television” was a conference which marked the 50th anniversary of ...
The following considerations will be discussed at the seminar on "interdisciplinary history", chaire...
Bringing together the most important writings on television in theoretical, historical, empirical an...
Part two of the seminar, about one hour, filmed by Windfall FilmsThis is a discussion between five a...
Five academics, filmed by Windfall films, July 1999A discussion in relation to the television series...
Five academics, filmed by Windfall films, July 1998.A discussion in relation to the television serie...
Discussion filmed by Windfall Films, lasting about one hour.Seminar of five academics at King's coll...
About one hour long, filmed by Windfall filmsSeminar of five academics at King's college, Cambridge ...
Filmed by Windfall Films in July 1998, lasting about one hour.Seminar with five academics at King's ...
A Two-day seminar which generated many of the ideas on which the documentary series are based. He...
Only two hours out of the four hours of the film have been recovered by the British Film Institute. ...
This is just 18 minutes from a total of about 10 hours, filmed and edited by Martin Gienke and the A...
“Current affairs on UK commercial television” was a conference which marked the 50th anniversary of ...
In this article, we want to develop a discussion about research into television history. In so doing...
This chapter aims to unravel the complex array of academic events, called seminars, drawing on the l...
“Current affairs on UK commercial television” was a conference which marked the 50th anniversary of ...
The following considerations will be discussed at the seminar on "interdisciplinary history", chaire...
Bringing together the most important writings on television in theoretical, historical, empirical an...