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Television series

Nursing Management, 2010
We at the BBC are researching a television documentary series and would like to speak to nurses about how they manage their finances.
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Truthful television

Nursing Standard, 2017
The second episode of BBC Two's documentary Hospital reiterates that lack of beds not lack of weekend GP appointments is the big issue for the NHS.
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Online television

Nursing Management, 2005
Health Exec TV meanwhile is an online television channel designed to inform all those responsible for managing and delivering NHS and private healthcare services.
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Television's liberator [commercial television]

IEE Review, 2002
C.O. Stanley, the head of Pye, was one of the prime movers behind the birth of commercial television in the UK. Drawing on material from his new biography the author reveals the remarkable story of how one of the great mavericks of the British electronics industry helped free television from the monopolistic paternalism of the BBC.
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“Television Resurrections”: Television and Memory

Cinema Journal, 2008
The Clarendon Press, 2000). For an innovatory attempt to write British commercial television into this history, see Rob Turnock, Television and Consumer Culture: Britain and the Transformation of Modernity (London: I. B. Tauris, 2007). 23. Dick Hebdige gives one of the classic accounts of the British romance with U.S.
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Art on television

2017
AbstractMediatization of contemporary art on television potentially faces a paradox of balancing elitist and egalitarian stances: an elite subject matter is broadcast for consumption by a mass audience. This chapter aims to demonstrate how this tension has been addressed in the PBS TV art documentary program, Art in the Twenty-first Century.
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Bad television/good (post)television

Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies, 2016
Nevelot ( Eagles) is an Israeli miniseries about two elderly men who, in their youth, fought for a Jewish Zionist underground movement in Palestine, and who in the present-day, embark upon an all-out, killing spree across the city of Tel Aviv, targeting exclusively the young.
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Television Ophthalmoscopy

IRE Transactions on Bio-Medical Electronics, 1962
S S, WEST, A M, POTTS, J R, SHEARER
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TELEVISION EPILEPSY

The Lancet, 1970
P M, Jeavons, G F, Harding
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