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International awards competition honoring excellence in commercials, video production, broadcast television and cable. Includes categories, entry form, and 2004 winners.
Extensive reviews of British TV shows from an American's point of view.
TV reviews, DVDs, news and weblogs.
Television listings, guide, gossip and ratings from Microsoft.
Early television hardware, restoration tips, database of prewar sets and historical TV information.
UK-based industry group of companies devoted to standards for DVB and digital television.
Articles and essays on interactive TV by Ken Freed.
Operates broadcast television stations in Scandinavia.
British Broadcasting Corporation
Commentary, recaps of episodes, and forums related to a wide variety of shows.
Show endings, revivals, and reunions. Includes news, articles, petitions, polls, and videos.
Photos, sounds, episode reviews, and downloads for Emergency!, The Brady Bunch, The X Files, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Provides program information to world television markets.
Information on television programs, feature films, videos, and series in production in the United Kingdom.
Program listings in customizable grid format.
Themes to US network newscasts and news magazines. It also features information on each.
Offers TV show and celebrity trivia and quizzes.
Explains what the Emmy award means, how the winners are chosen and where the name comes from. Includes related links.
A telecommunications and entertainment company. Its portfolio of operations ranges from high-speed Internet access and cable television packages to championship professional sports teams and national television program networks.
Appears across the country on public access cable channels with non-commercial, uncensored channels available for public use. The series is produced by a volunteer collective of media producers, educators and activists.
Public access facility located in Illinois. Studio and production information.
Local public, education, and government access cable channel in North Liberty, Iowa. Includes channel and schedule information, staff profiles, and history.
Home of station in Somerville, Massachusetts. Includes information on programming, news, events, and internships.
Supplier of digital encoders and software. Includes news, downloads, tutorials and user resources, and corporate information.
Offers captioning services for businesses and organizations of all types.
Service provider for closed captioning and transcription.
Listing of songs from television commercials (U.S. broadcasts).
Clips of famous fast food, toy, and cereal ads, including Keds, McDonalds, AlphaBits and Tang.
Classic versions of Tootsie Roll's "How Many Licks?" commercials.
Archives of TV program facts arranged by subject. Easy to use database search engine for programs from 1940s to present.
International content market for interactive media. Includes content-providers and creatives from the on-line, multimedia, games and digital sectors. Cannes, France.
Production company focused on creating interactive tv content.
Shows about home decorating, gardening, remodeling, crafts, and entertainment. Includes show guide, do-it-yourself tutorials, and message board.
Program guide and archives, newsletter, message boards, community features and additional information for projects featured on their programs.
Channel dedicated to independent films presented uncut and commercial-free. Includes 30-day show schedule, list of film festivals, and reviews by viewers.
All-comedy television network. Programs include Dilbert, Battlebots, Saturday Nite Live, The Critic.
CPB funds Public Television and Public Radio programs.
Brief history, network overview, and programming information.
[University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] Site featuring RealVideo and transcripts of stories featured on the weekly news magazine.
Episode guides, photo galleries, and sounds for many older shows.
Companion material to a documentary of the lives transformed by maverick teacher and author Albert Cullum.
Nostalgic look at 1950s programming, including Dragnet, Perry Mason, and Alfred Hitchcock Presents, with images and sounds.
Buffy, Angel, Roswell, and Dawson's Creek reviews and summaries.
Sound clips and downloads related to several shows.
Directory of television programmes with their own web sites, each of which includes a summary, background information, and links to additional BBC and other web resources.
Official site for the Star Trek and X-Files nitpicker books. Find all the grungy little mistakes.
Features sites dedicated to performers on various soaps.
TV listings for late night talk shows.
Guide and programming information.
News, current affairs on Kerala, India, programming, and schedule.