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	Media Medium: BBC - Matthew Bannister
		Bannister is an ambivalent Piscean (March 16 1957) and with two fish swimming in opposite directions, Pisces often has a confused mix of motives.
		It is a galling planetary line-up, equivalent to driving with the brakes on, and Bannister won't be clear of this symbolism until late Spring 2001.
		Bannister says that it is "a good time to move my career in a different direction", and he is talking of an independent career in 'talent management'.
	www.companyguide.co.uk /gm181000.htm (355 words)

	Spotlight on - Bannister quits BBC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Matthew Bannister, the BBC's director of marketing and communications, is to quit his £200,000 post at the end of the year.
		Last year Bannister was Dyke's rival for the post of director general, and was given his new marketing role after a management restructure earlier this year.
		Bannister said he wanted to work for himself and pursue interests in the media and the internet, and spend more time with his family.
	www.justpeople.com /ContentNew/CareerSpotlight/MatthewBannister.asp (237 words)

	“They both hated DLT” (Phil Gyford: Writing) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Matthew Bannister: Simon Bates was hugely influential, and used to run a web of gossip and intrigue from his studio in the morning.
		Matthew Bannister: [Talking about his revamp of the BBC's London radio station, GLR, before he joined Radio 1] Shortly before the review [of the revamp] was due, I tried to influence the outcome by inviting members of the board of governors round to see the station.
		Matthew Bannister: Any schedule reshuffle at Radio 1 is a matter of playing three-dimensional chess in the dark with your hands tied behind your back, because you move one bit, and then everything falls over.
	www.gyford.com /phil/writing/2003/01/03/they_both_hated_.php (1288 words)

	BBC News \| BUSINESS \| Bannister quits BBC
		Matthew Bannister, the BBC's head of marketing and communications, is to leave the Corporation at the end of the year.
		Mr Bannister has spent most of his BBC career in radio, famously bringing in Chris Evans to bolster ailing ratings in the Radio 1 breakfast slot when he was Controller of the station.
		Mr Bannister said he had decided it was time for a change in his career and that he would be pursuing opportunities outside the Corporation.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/business/970346.stm (257 words)

	The Architect's Newspaper - www.archpaper.com
		Bannister’s company had already done four other Ground Zero–related projects before it was asked to animate the winning design in the memorial competition.
		Bannister said that in one case, his firm was asked to make animations of spaces that hadn’t even been rendered in two dimensions.
		The firm was founded, according to Bannister, in the computer lab at Cornell’s architecture school in the 1990s, where he and his founding partners studied.
	www.archpaper.com /feature_articles/moving_pictures.html (1360 words)

	Sneaky Feelings and the Flying Nun Sound
		But occasionally their reach may have, Bannister concedes, exceeded their grasp, as this was a time before the ethos of indie-rock made charmingly off-key vocals and shambolic live performances actual selling points of the music.
		Bannister went on to make records with his wife as the Dribbling Darts of Love, and toured with Kiwi ex-pats the Mutton Birds, and recently played with an outfit called the Weather.
		Bannister's book, while only one perspective on the scene, offers a interesting insider's look at a musical time & place that has yet to be documented with the attention it deserves.
	www.furious.com /perfect/sneakyfeelings.html (1308 words)

	Radio Rewind - BBC Radio 1 People - Axeman Matthew Bannister
		Matthew Bannister was Station Controller from September 1993.
		Matthew became manager of BBC Radio London (later GLR) from 1988 until 1991.
		Matthew (L) with Kevin Greening, Zoe Ball and the Daily Mirror's Matthew Wright celebrate the launch of the Zoe and Kevin Breakfast show 1997.
	www.radiorewind.co.uk /matthew_bannister_page.htm (1380 words)

	Sneaky Feelings - Failsafe Records - History
		Bannister, a left-handed guitarist, had a strange almost geeky stage persona, rapping his head from side to side around his microphone as he delivered his very personal lyrics.
		Bannister went on to form Dribbling Darts Of Love, a group whose recorded output never seemed to do the songs justice, and a band who were much more impressive live.
		Bannister and Bulmer played a number of South Island sets with the rhythm section of Christchurch outfit Creeley, who featured ex-Sneaky Feelings man John Kelcher on Bass.
	www.failsaferecords.com /history/sneaky.htm (746 words)

	RSA - Lectures - Speaker Details
		Matthew Bannister presents a news and current affairs discussion programme on BBC Radio 5 Live between 10pm and 1am Mondays-Thursdays.
		In a distinguished management career at the BBC Matthew Bannister was Director of Radio 1996-1998 Chief Executive of Production 1998-1999 and the Corporation’s first main board level Director of Marketing and Communication 1999-2000.
		Matthew is married to Shelagh Macleod and has a daughter Jessica18 and a son Joseph13.
	www.rsa.org.uk /Events/speakerCloseUp.asp?speakerID=761 (226 words)

	Would the Big Parties really like to Ban Democracy?
		The broadcaster Matthew Bannister was chairing a small poll-watching panel for BBC Radio 5 Live, from Derby, and I was one of his guests.
		As we waited for results, Bannister filled in the time by going over to representatives of the various parties across the nation for thoughts and news.
		I took no note of the name of the Liberal Democrat spokesman whom Bannister asked about the prospects for the British National Party, but the answer astonished me. He lamented the possibility that the BNP might win anything as "a bad night for democracy" if it were to happen.
	www.sovereignty.org.uk /siteinfo/newsround/undemoc.html (1550 words)

	Amazon.com: "Matthew Bannister": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Source: Matthew Bannister, quoted in Garfield (1998: 92-3) Extract from a news report in The Guardian, March 1996: ROCKERS ISSUE WRIT TO REGAIN...
		Matthew Bannister finds that the group's "cuddly androgyny is partly a result of girl group influence" (Bannister 2000).
		He posed as BBC Radio l's then controller Matthew Bannister, who was seeking to stuff the veteran broadcaster's body so that it would stop decomposing in one of his studios...
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Matthew-Bannister (499 words)

	Sony Radio Academy Awards \| the judges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Matthew Bannister has presented a number of programmes on BBC Radio 5 Live (including his own late night discussion show) and BBC Radio 4 (Broadcasting House/Saturday PM).
		Matthew was also Managing Editor of BBC GLR between 1988 and 1991 and, before that, Head of News and Talks at London's Capital Radio where he launched and presented "The Way It Is".
		Matthew is a Fellow of the Radio Academy.
	www.radioawards.org /judges/m.bannister.htm (144 words)

	Matthew Bannister - Media UK
		Although audiences declined dramatically, a new wave of DJs, including specialists such as Steve Lamacq (indie rock), Tim Westwood (hip-hop), Chris Goldfinger (ragga/dancehall) and Trevor Nelson (RandB), emerged and became highly popular with a new generation, who were now catered for in a way they had never been before.
		After Mark and Lard had an unsuccessful stint on the breakfast show, the team of Kevin Greening and Zoe Ball were hosting the programme when Bannister left Radio 1 in 1998.
		For personal reasons, Bannister did his last late-night programme on BBC Radio Five Live at the end of 2004, but he is still very much involved with the station, and continues to present ad-hoc programmes.
	www.mediauk.com /the_knowledge/i.muk/Matthew_Bannister (562 words)

	NZEPC - Capital of the Minimal - Matthew Bannister
		Matthew Bannister, founder member of Sneaky Feelings, comments: "Sneaky Feelings were the poppiest Nun band, preferring poise to noise.
		Matthew Bannister and David Pine were the guitarists and main songwriters; drummer Martin Durrant contributed the odd tune, while Kat Tyrie played bass.
		Bannister subsequently formed Dribbling Darts of Love [see Discography], and his current band The Weather.
	www.nzepc.auckland.ac.nz /features/dunedin/bannister.asp (433 words)

	The Cram - UKGameshows
		Ten years ago, Matthew Bannister made his name as the man who turned Radio 1 from the Smashie and Nicey station into the Emma Freud and Nicky Campbell station, and then single-handedly launched Britpop.
		While Matthew talks to the contestants, Mishal Husain is the real star of the show.
		Neither are we convinced by the aloof Matthew Bannister: perhaps the more earthy Julian Worricker, or the catty Fi Glover could front the series.
	www.ukgameshows.com /page/index.php/The_Cram (561 words)

	Positively George Street - Chills Message board
		Matthew Bannister seems hell-bent on portraying Martin Phillipps as some sort of self-obsessed, aimless dreamer who hasn't recorded anything decent since 'Pink Frost' (and even that gets damned with faint praise).
		Matthew's prose is as elegant as his lyrics (which are nothing short of magnificent--i may be the world's biggest Dribbling Darts Of Love fan unless anyone wishes to contest this).
		The book portrays Matthew Bannister as someone distinctly bitter about his band's lack of success compared to that of the Chills, for instance.
	www.softbomb.com /ubb/Forum1/HTML/000035.html (1608 words)

	Matthew Bannister (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Matthew Bannister is an experienced broadcaster, journalist and media manager and has presented news and current affairs programmes on Radio Five Live, Radio 1, Capital Radio and BBC local radio.
		He is a Fellow of the Radio Academy and was on the board of the Chichester Festival Theatre between 1999 and 2003.
		In 2004 Matthew presented The Cram for BBC2 and The Wright Stuff on Channel Five.
	www.knightayton.co.uk /matthew_bannister.html (193 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Matthew Bannister
		He first established himself as a 'name' in the radio industry in the late 1980s and early 1990s as controller of GLR (Greater London Radio), the BBC's local radio station for London.
		Although audiences declined dramatically, a new wave of DJs, including specialists such as Steve Lamacq (indie rock), Tim Westwood (hip-hop), Chris Goldfinger (ragga/dancehall) and Trevor Nelson (R&B), emerged and became highly popular with a new generation, who were now catered for in a way they had not been previously.
		Other Bannister signings including Emma Freud and Danny Baker proved less popular and were soon dropped from the schedules.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Matthew_Bannister (553 words)

	Dribbling Darts - Biography - AOL Music
		New Zealand folk-pop group Dribbling Darts was founded in 1989 by former Sneaky Feelings vocalist/guitarist Matthew Bannister, and was originally completed by ex-Remarkables bassist Alan Gregg and violinist Alice Bulmer.
		Originally dubbed the Dribbling Darts of Love, the trio debuted in 1991 with the EP Shoot; by the time of the follow-up EP, Florid Dabblers Voting, drummer Richard Foulkes Jr.
		The Dribbling Darts were silent for the next two years as Bannister and Bulmer focused on raising their child, but finally resurfaced in 1993 with the single "Hey Judith," quickly followed by the full-length Present Perfect.
	music.aol.com /artist/dribbling-darts/279185/biography (172 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Don't forget your bust-up (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		And this July, sparks look sure to fly when he comes to the Capital for a grilling by his former boss, the "axeman" of Radio 1, Matthew Bannister, the first time the duo have met face-to-face publicly for eight years.
		But it was Bannister who first catapulted Evans to fame when he gave him a slot on London radio station GLR, which he ran from 1988 to 1991.
		When Steve Wright departed Radio 1 in 1995, Evans was recruited by Bannister, who became known as the "axeman" because during his seven-year tenure as Radio 1 controller he set about clearing out the old guard of "Smashie and Nicey" DJs and rebranding the station for a younger audience.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=573022005 (799 words)

	BBC News \| UK \| Matthew Bannister
		One of several 40-something BBC executives in line to succeed Sir John Birt, Matthew Bannister started in radio, as a reporter and presenter on news programmes at Radio Nottingham, Capital Radio and Radio 1.
		At Capital he created the station's ground-breaking news programme, The Way It Is. He then became the first head of GLR (the renamed BBC Radio London), where he recruited an array of talented broadcasters, including Chris Evans, and revitalised the programmes, but could not make much impression on the ratings.
		Briefly director of radio, he is now responsible for all the BBC's in-house programme-makers, but has been in his present job only a short time and lacks television experience.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk/344430.stm (194 words)

	BBC - Radio Five Live - Matthew Bannister
		In May 1954, Roger Bannister ran the first sub-four-minute mile.
		To mark the 50th anniversary of this achievement, Matthew Bannister ran his own mile on the same track in Oxford on Wednesday 5 May.
		In the case of there being no correct entries, the entry with the closest time to Matthew's time will be the winner.
	www.bbc.co.uk /fivelive/programmes/bannister_mile.shtml (223 words)

	Sneaky Feelings - Biography - AOL Music
		Sneaky Feelings' sophomore effort, Sentimental Education, appeared to lukewarm reviews in 1987; Hard Love Stories, issued a year later, proved much more successful, although it marked the group's final recordings with Durrant, who was replaced by drummer Ross Burge.
		When Kelcher exited in mid-1989, Sneaky Feelings disbanded; Bannister went on to form the Dribbling Darts, while Kelcher resurfaced in Creeley and Pine joined Death Ray Cafe.
		A 1990 Sneaky Feelings reunion gig yielded three live tracks later appended to a CD reissue of Send You.
	music.aol.com /artist/sneaky-feelings/41623/biography (183 words)

	sylverbars .com \| private and corporate event bar management \| read latest news
		Sylverbars interviews live on the Matthew Bannister programme.
		Sly Vince-Odozi (Managing Director, Sylverbars) chats with Matthew Bannister, Janet Ellis and John Duncan (Managing editor of the Observer) on BBC Radio 5 Live about the alternatives to binge drinking over the festive season.
		Having discussed some of the non-alcoholic recipes available to 5 Live listeners Matthew, Janet and John then sampled the Bannister cocktail a.k.a.
	www.sylverbars.com /latest_news_read.cfm?sel=38 (110 words)

	MetsBlog.com :: Buzz: Jennings for a CF and SP
		He is eligible for free-agency after next season, and is reported to be seeking a long-term deal from the Rockies.
		…i could deal with bannister and johnson for jennings, assuming it is a possibility, which i doubt it would be since it is clearly the low-end option from the Mets to colorado…
		MetsBlog.com is owned and operated by Matthew Cerrone, and is in no way affiliated with Mets.com, MLB.com or Sterling, L.P. MetsBlog.com publishes both rumor and opinion, as well as accurately reported information from other sources.
	www.metsblog.com /blog/_archives/2006/12/5/2550966.html (969 words)

	UK. New moorings available in London - bymnews.com
		Five more residential moorings were also granted planning permission as part of the development and have already been taken by people on British Waterways’ moorings waiting list.
		Matthew Bannister, British Waterways’ mooring coordinator for West London commented: “Brentford has great transport links into and out of London and boaters’ facilities and amenities are getting better every year.
		If you wish to apply for a non-residential berth, contact Matthew Bannister at British Waterways London, Freepost WDB 675, London, W2 6BR and include a photograph and dimensions of your boat.
	www.bymnews.com /new/content/view/14584/90 (150 words)

	Waiting for Touchdown - Sneaky Feelings - Song Listings
		Leader Matthew Bannister's songs may have been a little too savvy for the gritty underground sound of Straightjacket Fits or the Gordons, and likewise too quirky for the...
		Leader Matthew Bannister's songs may have been a little too savvy for the gritty underground sound of Straightjacket Fits or the Gordons, and likewise too quirky for the mainstream that embraced Crowded House and Split Enz.
		For being somewhat of a cult title in the underground for two decades, Waiting for Touchdown is a highly crafted and beautiful collection of guitar pop songs, exhibiting a sound and sensibility that would crop up much later in the U.K. indie sound of Arab Strap and Belle & Sebastian.
	www.mp3.com /albums/318893/summary.html (265 words)

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