New deadline for analogue TV switch-off
Press Review 23 July 2004
Tessa Jowell, the culture secretary, has revealed that the previous target of converting all households to digital TV by 2010 was now more likely to be 2012.
Debate urged on party broadcasts
News Article 22 July 2004
Tessa Jowell has launched a consultation on the future of party political broadcasts.
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Commons bans Marr over fake pass
Press Review 21 July 2004
Andrew Marr was banned from the Houses of Parliament after accidentally producing a fake Commons pass that one of his children created on a home computer.
BBC rethinks politics coverage
Press Review 19 July 2004
The BBC has abandoned plans to make political programmes that are relevant to young people.
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BBC lawyer slams 'biased' Hutton
Press Review 7 July 2004
The BBC's top legal adviser has described the Hutton report as "biased" and accused elements in the police of still being reluctant to tackle racism.
Howard admits credibility gap
Press Review 7 July 2004
Michael Howard has admitted that his party hasn't yet convinced the public that it is ready to form the next government.
Former BBC chief attacks government
Press Review 6 July 2004
Gavyn Davies, the former BBC chairman, has accused the government of conducting a "witch hunt" against the corporation.
Jowell floats analogue radio switch-off
Press Review 6 July 2004
Culture secretary Tessa Jowell has indicated that the government will consider whether to switch off analogue radio signals following the launch of a range of digital services.
BBC told to justify web services
Press Review 6 July 2004
Culture secretary Tessa Jowell has told the BBC to redefine the remit of its online services.
Kavanagh criticises 'sullen' No10
Press Review 5 July 2004
Reviewing John Lloyd's book titled "What the media are doing to our politics" in the FT today, Sun political editor Trevor Kavanagh condemns the government's use of spin.
No dedicated code for political advertising
News Article 28 June 2004
The Electoral Commission has backed away from the introduction of a specific code of practice in relation to non-broadcast political advertising.
Barclays buy Telegraph for £665m
Press Review 23 June 2004
The Telegraph Group of newspapers is to return to British hands after the secretive Barclays brothers confirmed they had bought the titles for £665 million.
Roger Gale: The future of the BBC
Topical Comment 16 June 2004
