Titlebook: BBC Sport in Black and White; Richard Haynes Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Twentieth century.Cultural his

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Book 2016.Grandstand. and .Match of the Day.. Based on extensive archival research in the BBC’s written archives and interviews with leading producers, editors and commentators of the period, it provides a ‘behind-the-scenes’ narrative history of this major institution of British cultural life. In 2016 the B

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Televising Test Cricket,vision cricket commentator Brian Johnston, summed up his own thoughts about who the book was for: it was an ‘armchair’ guide for listeners and viewers who had started to follow the game on radio or television but still had ‘rudimentary knowledge of the game’..

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,Paul Fox and ,: Television’s Sports Page,ed television’, funded through advertising and based on regional franchises, was secured by the Conservative government, who saw a need to break the monopoly of the BBC in order to broaden the consumer boom for television sets and other consumer goods more generally. The end of rationing, increasing

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Cowgill, Coleman and ,,David Coleman. The two men became closely associated as the driving force of the BBC’s sports output and its high professional standards. They were a similar age, shared similar provincial roots, had backgrounds in journalism and were dedicated to developing a new brand of professionalism in broadca

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Boxing on the Beeb, the fight for the viewer. On a temporal level, the three-minute round and one-minute interval provided neatly packaged episodes for explosive action and drama. In 1950s America, the interval proved a boon for advertisers, the most successful of which were Gillette razors who sponsored NBC’s weekly

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Golf: From Minority Interest to Commercial Megalith,hitcombe, dressed in ‘plus-fours’, who illustrates the drive shot as Mitchell looks on. The film encapsulates the challenge of televising golf: showing both the player striking the ball as well as the trajectory and final resting place of the ball down the fairway or on the green. It would take many

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