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Cancel Culture: The Decline of Political Comedy on British Television in the Early 2020s

Cancel Culture: The Decline of Political Comedy on British Television in the Early 2020s

journal contribution posted on 2025-03-12

FILES UNDER EMBARGO

A Voice Too Much: Performance, Authenticity and Nostalgia in Biographical Television Drama

chapter posted on 2025-02-14

Transnational Television Caricature: The global spread of Spitting Image 1984 - 1994

Transnational Television Caricature: The global spread of Spitting Image 1984 - 1994

journal contribution posted on 2025-01-30

Stand Up to Cancer 2012 and 2014: The medical telethon as UK public service broadcasting in a neo-liberal age

Stand Up to Cancer 2012 and 2014: The medical telethon as UK public service broadcasting in a neo-liberal age

journal contribution posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

From homebuyer advisor to angel of the hearth: the development of Kirstie Allsopp as the female face of Channel 4 'squeezed middle' austerity programming

chapter posted on 2024-12-18

FILES UNDER EMBARGO

Negotiating and validating the ‘housewife’ identity: cookery advice in BBC TV Women’s programming (1946-61), the influence of Marguerite Patten, and Cookery Club (1956-1961) as an early audience participation series.

chapter posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

FILES UNDER EMBARGO

An analysis of the female television personality within the BBC Television Talks Department, 1946-1961.

thesis posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

From homebuyer advisor to angel of the hearth: the development of Kirstie Allsopp as the female face of Channel Four 'squeezed middle' austerity programming

conference contribution posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

Getting to the heart of the matter, and the value of the female television personality in difficult times: an analysis of BBC4's celebration of Joan Bakewell at 80

conference contribution posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

Whatever happened to Uncle Cecil? Opening the BBC archives on a missing part of the historical narrative in British children's television

conference contribution posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

Female presence at the BBC: uncovering the hidden history of Joan Gilbert (1938-1962).

conference contribution posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

The importance of the television personality to public service broadcasting: the case of Jamie Oliver and Channel Four

conference contribution posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

A man for all seasons: helping the BBC off the 'naughty step': Stephen Fry as television personality

conference contribution posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

Gendering the past: negotiations of authority and authenticity in history on television and television history: the case of Victoria Wood, Victoria's Empire [2007] and the BBC.

conference contribution posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

How we built Britain: dynasty and heritage: David Dimbleby & the BBC.

conference contribution posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

Children's Media Panel contribution on the child artist or contributor in Children's television production.

conference contribution posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

Thank heavens for little girls! Hidden within the archives: the brief television stardom of Jennifer Gay, senior announcer of junior television.

conference contribution posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

Unpacking discourses of “care” and “sustainability” in the UK children’s television ecology and television policy. A case study of Channel Five’s pre-school brand Milkshake’s series: The World According to Grandpa (2020 - present) and Go Green with the Grimwades (2020 – present).

conference contribution posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

Before Sachsgate: reassessing the value of Jonathan Ross to BBC strategic direction

conference contribution posted on 2024-12-18

Diane Charlesworth

Content Analysis Data for Project 'Televisual Caricature'

dataset posted on 2024-08-16

FILES UNDER EMBARGO

Well-being and the television actor: challenges and coping strategies

chapter posted on 2024-04-18

The Magic of Medievalism: Teaching Arthuriana with Camelot

The Magic of Medievalism: Teaching Arthuriana with Camelot

journal contribution posted on 2024-04-09

Makeover morality and consumer culture

chapter posted on 2024-03-25

JOURNAL CONTRIBUTION

Ofcom's first year and neoliberalism's blind spot: attacking the culture of production

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-25

Living with monsters: can broadcasting regulation make a difference?

chapter posted on 2024-03-25

Corpses, Spectacle, Illusion: The Body as Abject and Object in CSI

book posted on 2024-03-25

Reading Asian Television Drama: Crossing Borders and Breaking Boundaries.

book posted on 2024-03-25

JOURNAL CONTRIBUTION

Keeping it all in the (nuclear) family: Big Brother, Auntie BBC, Uncle Sam and George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12

Editorial

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12

JOURNAL CONTRIBUTION

Beyond Hallyu: Innovation, Social Critique, and Experimentation in South Korean Cinema and Television

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12

JOURNAL CONTRIBUTION

Beasts from the East: Fantasies of Eastern Europeanness in Brexit-era BBC Drama

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12

“The Same Trade As Mozart”: Convincing The Sceptics Of Electronic Music’s Value

“The Same Trade As Mozart”: Convincing The Sceptics Of Electronic Music’s Value

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12

New Review of Film and Television Studies [Vol.7 No.1] Spielberg special issue

book posted on 2024-03-12

JOURNAL CONTRIBUTION

Ethical Space: journal with a difference

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12

Televising history: mediating the past in postwar Europe

book posted on 2024-03-12

The Lost Children of Latvia: Deportees and Postmemory in Dzintra Gekaâ€™s The Children of Siberia

The Lost Children of Latvia: Deportees and Postmemory in Dzintra Gekaâ€™s The Children of Siberia

chapter posted on 2024-03-12

FILES UNDER EMBARGO

Introduction: history on television in Europe - the past two decades

chapter posted on 2024-03-12

Journalism today: a themed history

Journalism today: a themed history

book posted on 2024-03-12

A companion to Steven Spielberg

book posted on 2024-03-12

FILES UNDER EMBARGO

Television's royal family: continuity and change

chapter posted on 2024-03-12