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	Anglia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A name for the eastern part of England, more commonly known as East Anglia and, one of the kingdoms of the Heptarchy.
		Anglia Television, an independent television station in the east of England
		Part of the name of Anglia Ruskin University and also the University of East Anglia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anglia (175 words)

	Anglia
		Anglia - the station synonymous for most with the spooky 'Tales of the Unexpected', the quiz of the week 'Sale of the Century' and the highly successful 'Survival' natural history programmes, was also the first of three ITV companies to use a three-dimensional model for an ident.
		And then colour television arrived - piecemeal in the east of England - and a new version of the ident needed to be recorded.
		Given that Anglia had one of the most comprehensive authority announcements in monochrome days, followed by a breathtaking colour announcement ("broadcasting a Full Colour service to the east of England"), the company still managed to be one of the first to junk the authority announcement when it became optional.
	www.transdiffusion.org /ident/album/anglia (1074 words)

	Encyclopedia: Anglia Television (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Norwich (pronounced variously Norritch or Norridge) is a city in East Anglia, in Eastern England, and the regional administrative centre and county town of Norfolk.
		Central Independent Television, or to give it its familiar name, Central Television or Central, is a British Independent Television company that took over from ATV on 1 January 1982.
		Many viewers and workers from the British television industry have commented that this was a poor decision, claiming that Central previously had the most professional presentation within the ITV network, and pioneered many ideas years before they would be adopted on a wider scale.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Anglia-Television (407 words)

	BITC - Anglia Television - Clued up on Cancer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Anglia Television broadcasts to the East of England, it has a potential audience of around 4 and a half million and has its headquarters in Norwich.
		Clued Up On Cancer is a new regional health information and awareness campaign, initiated by Anglia Television's Anglia Action unit in response to statistics that say one in three people will suffer from a cancer at some time in their lives.
		Anglia Action is a community action partnership between Anglia Television and CSV Media.
	www.bitc.org.uk /resources/case_studies/anglia_465.html (454 words)

	Anglia
		Although Anglia mustered quite a support base in Kent, it was Southern that won through in the end, probably because of their intent to base a studio in the area for opt-outs.
		Anglia did get what they wanted most, which was a start before Christmas 1959, as they went on the air on 27 October 1959.
		Negotiations were undertaken, and Anglia were always in a difficult position as they were effectively being asked to give up a portion of their franchise region.
	www.users.zetnet.co.uk /itw/Anglia/history.html (1047 words)

	Anglia Television - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The station is based in Norwich, with regional news bureaux in Ipswich, Chelmsford, Peterborough, Cambridge, Luton and Northampton.
		Anglia House, Anglia Television's headquarters on Prince of Wales Road in Norwich.
		In 2002, as with all companies now owned by ITV plc, the station lost its separate identity, becoming branded as ITV Anglia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anglia_Television (347 words)

	ITV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		ITV (or iTV) can also mean interactive television, whilst Independent Television may also be used in reference to the i television network in the United States.
		Television Wales and the West (TWW, South Wales and West of England, launched in January 1958)
		ATV lost their Midlands franchise to Central Independent Television (Central) which was basically a restructured and renamed ATV.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Itv (1484 words)

	Anglia Television (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Anglia Knight still is a statue in the history of television companies.
		To commemorate the event, Anglia broadcasted this ident combining the two artefacts of Anglia's broadcasting history.
		Anglia have now joined the united effort of ITV for the push of viewers.
	www.auar71.dsl.pipex.com /TVA/anglia.htm (197 words)

	Rxpress - HTV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		HTV Group plc is a television company, the ITV contractor of Wales and the West of England, owned by ITV plc.
		Initially the station was known as Harlech Television (after the head of the company, Lord Harlech), but from the introduction of colour in 1970 became HTV.
		In 2001, Granada Media plc bought United's television interests, but were forced to sell off HTV by the regulator.
	www.rxpresspharmacy.com /wiki/index/HTV (454 words)

	ITV Article, ITV Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The "Independent Television" service, so-called because of its independence from the BBC (which previously had held a monopolyon broadcasting in the UK), was to be made up of regions, with each region run by different companies.
		From October 2002 regional branding in these regions (and Channel Television) was dropped altogether,except before regional programming, with all ITV plc regions now being controlled from a reduced number of transmission centres.This has lead to a number of job cuts and scaled-back operations at regional centres, with some studios being sold offaltogether.
		They argue that serious documentary andcurrent affairs programmes are seldom to be seen in prime time, whilst the amount of reality television programmes and soap operas hasincreased (although this may be something attributed British television in general, since the BBC has been accused of the samethings).
	www.anoca.org /television/franchise/itv.html (2449 words)

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		At 10pm Anglia were besieged with calls from irate viewers demanding more information, callers were told not to panic, that the programme was a hoax, and a frightened public sighed with relief and went back to their armchairs to watch the remainder of the 10.00 clock news, followed by a light entertainment show.
		Anglia got a scolding and the public were relieved of their fears.
		Anglia PR lady, Veronica Clover told me it was an April Fool Spoof and went out on April 1st.
	www.darkconspiracy.com /alienufo/alt3/tvprog.txt (1725 words)

	Anglia Television (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		With the introduction of colour television in the 1970s, the ident was remade withconstant lighting and the knight constantly rotating as though on a turntable.
		In 1988 the knight was replaced by a quasi- heraldic stylised "A" made of triangles, which faded in and out on a fluttering flag during continuity announcements.
		In 2004 Carlton and Granada merged to form ITVplc, which ended Anglia's existence as a separate brand.
	www.therfcc.org /anglia-television-166611.html (289 words)

	transmitters
		Anglia’s coverage was large, some 3,500 square miles, and this started to mould the requirements for the transmitter.
		Already Anglia was becoming famous as at that time this was to be the highest television mast to be built in Europe.
		A protest was lodged on the basis that Anglia’s plans were based on a certain advertising area and that this was now in jeopardy.
	www.briston.plus.com /anglia/transmitters.htm (975 words)

	ITV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The "Independent Television" service, so-called because of its independence from the BBC, was to be made up of regions, with each region run by different companies.
		The ITV companies were contracted by the ITA to provide a local television service for their particular region, producing programmes such as a local news bulletin or documentary.
		Although still the major force in UK commercial television, ITV's share of the TV viewing audience has been falling for years, particularly since the start of competition by satellite television and cable, and more recently Digital Terrestrial Television.
	www.yotor.org /wiki/en/it/ITV.htm (1936 words)

	Golden Hind
		Anglia Television had chosen an unusual, striking and incredibly original symbol.
		Unlike Anglia's 4-foot high, 3-foot long silver horseman, the Westward ship could be placed on top of a television set (which is precisely where it is alleged to be today — the set in question being owned by Peter Cadbury).
		Unlike Anglia, Westward realised that a detailed and intricate metallic model was not suitable for all the uses to which a television logo could be put.
	www.transdiffusion.org /ident/magnify/westward (746 words)

	ipedia.com: ITV Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The "Independent Television" service, so-called because of its independence from the BBC (which previously had held a monopoly on broadcasting in the UK), was to be made up of regions, with each region run by different companies.
		From October 2002 regional branding in these regions (and Channel Television) was dropped altogether, except before regional programming, with all ITV plc regions now being controlled from a reduced number of transmission centres.
		They argue that serious documentary and current affairs programmes are seldom to be seen in prime time, whilst the amount of reality television programmes and soap operas has increased (although this may be something attributed British television in general, since the BBC has been accused of the same things).
	www.ipedia.com /itv.html (2310 words)

	405 Alive - Information - The Anglia Television Knight (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Anglia Knight is over 100 years old and was commissioned originally by the King of the Netherlands.
		However, to the King's dismay it was won by an Englishman and brought back to Britain where it remained in the possession of the victor's family until 1959 –; the year Anglia first went on the air.
		A famous firm of Bond Street jewellers and goldsmiths (Aspreys) was commissioned to make certain modifications – including the pennant on the lance –; and the magnificent trophy became the famous symbol of Anglia Television.
	www.bvws.org.uk /405alive/info/anglia_knight.html (234 words)

	Granada TV: A capitalist monolith espousing Left-wing doctrine
		Television is the communication medium of the age, possessing untold ability to mould public opinion and affect the function of democracy.
		Whether intentional or not, his decision to establish his television empire 200 miles from London within a few yards of the Manchester Guardian led to a political alliance between the two organisations that half a century later would play a significant role in the successful tarnishing of the Conservative government of John Major.
		It was commonly said that, even in minor matters, he had a whim of iron… Above all, it was in the matter of programmes that his editorial style took command… Not all programmes, for he left comedy and light entertainment entirely in the care of his brother Cecil..
	www.guardianlies.com /Granada%20TV/page2.html (1231 words)

	RoaldDahlFans.com - TV Shows - "Tales of the Unexpected" Official Press Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Anglia was moved to put out a Press release announcing: "Television's top-rated Saturday night soccer programme "Match of the Day" has been toppled from its long-standing No. 1 spot in the ratings by Anglia's new £1.5 million thriller series, Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected."
		By coincidence it was with Anglia that the star of more than 30 films made her TV drama debut in 1960 - playing the head of a South-East Asian convent captured by Communists in "A Letter from the General".
		And when she went to receive her prize from Anglia's executive producer Sir John Woolf, she learned that her story was to be used in the series.
	www.roalddahlfans.com /tvshows/talepr.php (3686 words)

	ATW - Anglia Television (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Caroline Oldrey, during her first twelve months with Anglia Television in 1985.
		Anglia adopted this flagwaving television ident before BBC News 24 was even a twinkle in the Director General's eye.
		Anglia Through The Night again, this time with Paul Laver (now a presenter on the satellite shopping channel QVC).
	www.penelope.demon.co.uk /atw/atw-ang.html (175 words)

	TV Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		With the arrival of the 21st Century and the forthcoming boom of television and computer related services, media companies have felt it necessary that it is important to make your channel unique and noticeable from the crowd of television stations cluttering up the airwaves.
		The future for Central Television clearly is bleak as recently they have had a name change to Carlton Central (remembering the ITC franchise rules clearly state that the "name" of the original franchisee cannot be consigned to the dustbin).
		Anglia Television is also as historic as Border and Grampian in the way that it respects its local viewers, however like HTV it also produces intermittent "networked" output.
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /prod/dialspace/town/pipexdsl/u/auar71/TVA/tvarticles.htm (3382 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Arts news \| Obituary: Richard Whiteley
		Though, for nearly 30 years, he worked as a journalist for ITN and Yorkshire Television, the promiscuously smiling Richard Whiteley, who has died aged 61 after a heart operation, will be most remembered as the co-host, with Carol Vorderman, of the words-and- numbers television parlour game, Countdown.
		It was based on a French television programme, Numbers And Letters, but was given more polish and a host, in Whiteley, who could make contestants secure in the knowledge that his bonhomie would survive all mistakes and crises.
		The recorded shows, bought from Yorkshire TV by the embryonic Channel 4, were still running when he died, and Whiteley claimed to have been the first face seen on the new channel when it launched on November 2 1982.
	www.guardian.co.uk /arts/news/obituary/0,12723,1516363,00.html?gusrc=rss (1007 words)

	The Anomalies Network : Anomalies Network - Alternative 3 (Anglia Broadcast of Science Report) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The television program hinted that these scientists were really being shuttled off to the Moon to prepare for Alternative 3, so not only were scientists leaving their homelands for higher pay in foreign countries, many of them were killing themselves or were dying under mysterious circumstances.
		The phones at Anglia Television began ringing as soon as the program was over.
		Anglia insisted that the program was a merely a hoax, and that all the people seen in the footage were actors portraying newsmen and scientists.
	www.anomalies.net /ufo/alt3 (1597 words)

	GMHTV - ITV Idents
		Anglia may have made a programme called Knightmare in the late 1980’s, but I think that this one is the real Knightmare.
		Grampian have voted for their television station by putting a white X in a blue box.
		Anglia’s was stolen from a merry go round at a funfair and painted silver so that the police could not be able to find it.
	www.webspawner.com /users/televisionnostalgia/idents.html (825 words)

	Advertise On Regional ITV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Regional advertisers are a vital part of Anglia's business and our aim is to maximise the effectiveness of their TV advertising campaigns.
		Anglia will provide you with unrivalled support and guidance throughout the whole process of planning your television campaign - from identifying the best programmes and times of day for your target audience, to writing your script and producing your commercial.
		Anglia Television offers you regional audiences that no other advertising media can achieve.
	www2.angliatv.com /advertising/about.shtml (248 words)

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