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First published 2022-12

“The Popular Entertainment Side of Broadcasting Should Receive Much More Attention”: The BBC,Comedy,and Nation-Building at Home and Abroad

Brett Mills

Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies

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Research article

First published 1994-09

Race,Gender and Broadcast Comedy: The Case of the BBC's Kentucky Minstrels

Michael Pickering

European Journal of Communication

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Research article

First published 1988-01

Mass middlebrow laughter: the origins of BBC comedy

David Cardiff

Media,Culture & Society

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Research article

First published 2010-2

The Funny Thing about Scottish Independents…

Lynne Hibberd

Media International Australia

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Research article

First published 2017-3

The persistence of television

Frances Bonner, Jason Jacobs

Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies

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Research article

First published 2021-5

What makes modern Britain laugh? How semiotics helped the BBC bridge the Humor Gap

Chris Arning

International Journal of Market Research

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Research article

First published 2024-12

A modern version of restoration comedy? Double entendre,objectification,fearful men and rakes manqué in the television work of Benny Hill

Joseph Gibbs

Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies

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Research article

First published 2010-2

On Television Comedy as an Invented Tradition

Brett Mills

Media International Australia

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Research article

First published 2015-10

A Higher Education – A polemic (for a change)

Lloyd Peters

Arts and Humanities in Higher Education

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Editorial

First published 2009-03

Editorial

Emee Vida Estacio

Journal of Health Psychology

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