Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page lxviii
... programmes to carry advertising at various rates depending upon the length of the programme . In a 5 - minute programme , there are allowed 14 minutes of advertising ; in a 30 - minute programme , 4 minutes ; and in a 60 - minute programme ...
... programmes to carry advertising at various rates depending upon the length of the programme . In a 5 - minute programme , there are allowed 14 minutes of advertising ; in a 30 - minute programme , 4 minutes ; and in a 60 - minute programme ...
Page 257
... programmes relayed 942. The fact that the relay companies are prohibited from originating any programmes of their own distinguishes the services they provide from those which the subscription television companies propose to engage in ...
... programmes relayed 942. The fact that the relay companies are prohibited from originating any programmes of their own distinguishes the services they provide from those which the subscription television companies propose to engage in ...
Page 390
... programmes of more general interest , particularly in school broadcasts , talks and discussions on current affairs , women's programmes and the more serious magazine programmes such as " Panorama " . It is the responsibility of the ...
... programmes of more general interest , particularly in school broadcasts , talks and discussions on current affairs , women's programmes and the more serious magazine programmes such as " Panorama " . It is the responsibility of the ...
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