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Title	Author Details	Year	Resource Location
A new deal for new UK producers.	Paul Ashby	2002	British Film Institute
Credit where it's due.	Leo Barraclough	2003	Unspecified location
Training day in the UK.	Leo Barraclough	2003	British Film Institute
UK government rules out ticket levy.	Leo Barraclough	2003	British Film Institute
Film industry bodies lodge protest at 'half-baked' German Film Law.	Martin Blaney	2003	British Film Institute
German funds boost local spend.	Martin Blaney	2003	British Film Institute
German funds confront a burning issue.	Martin Blaney	2003	British Film Institute
German funds eye US distrib.	Martin Blaney	2003	British Film Institute
German producers attack film law change.	Martin Blaney	2003	British Film Institute
German tax funds get reprieve.	Martin Blaney	2003	British Film Institute
Media funds in Germany raise over $2bn in 2002.	Martin Blaney	2003	British Film Institute
Surviving Bankruptcy.	Martin Blaney	2003	British Film Institute
The purse strings tighten.	Martin Blaney	2003	British Film Institute
The small screen test.	Martin Blaney	2003	British Film Institute
Distribution call from Euro animators.	Martin Blaney	2002	British Film Institute
End of the German Klondike?	Martin Blaney	2002	British Film Institute
German fund mania rages on.	Martin Blaney	2002	British Film Institute
German prod'n 'bombshell'.	Martin Blaney	2002	British Film Institute
German regional office fights for survival.	Martin Blaney	2002	British Film Institute
Germans seek to retain local cash.	Martin Blaney	2002	British Film Institute
Germany staggers to its feet.	Martin Blaney	2002	British Film Institute
Schroeder pledges film cash.	Martin Blaney	2002	British Film Institute
British by birth.	Unspecified Author	2003	British Film Institute
Television funding.	Colin Brown	2004	Unspecified location
Flushing out the true indies.	Colin Brown	2003	British Film Institute
Wake up and smell le café.	Colin Brown	2002	British Film Institute
UK film boosted by loose definition.	Unspecified Author	2003	British Film Institute
UK statistics reveal uneven picture.	Unspecified Author	2003	British Film Institute
EIB fails to deliver Reding's European funding promises.	Peter Chapman	2002	British Film Institute
Local financing more effective than Euro cash.	Peter Chapman	2002	British Film Institute
Maystadt hits back at EIB film funding critics.	Peter Chapman	2002	British Film Institute
The 51st State.	Thomas Clark	2003	British Film Institute
Q&A Tracey Scoffield.	Ann-Marie Corvin	2002	British Film Institute
Britain's Mystery Moguls.	Tim Dams	2004	British Film Institute
When you're hot, you're hot.	Tim Dams	2004	British Film Institute
Broadcasters urged to do more for European film.	Tim Dams	2003	British Film Institute
Inward and upwards.	Tim Dams	2003	British Film Institute
UK admissions overtake Germany.	Tim Dams	2003	British Film Institute
2002:The United States of Cinema.	Colin Brown Tim Dams	2003	British Film Institute
Ad surge boosts UK exhibs.	Tim Dams	2002	British Film Institute
Island of opportunity.	Tim Dams	2002	British Film Institute
Spreading the word on UK docs.	Tim Dams	2002	British Film Institute
UK, France forge cross channel film alliance.	Tim Dams	2002	British Film Institute
BBC - the extra terrestrial.	Tim Dams Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
Democratising the industry.	Unspecified Author	2003	British Film Institute
Europe takes a breather.	Unspecified Author	2003	British Film Institute
Beyond borders.	Leon Forde	2003	British Film Institute
easyCinema settles for 'former blockbusters' from Warner Bros.	Leon Forde	2003	British Film Institute
Expansion in its sites.	Leon Forde	2003	British Film Institute
Q&A Stelios Haji-Ioannou.	Leon Forde	2003	British Film Institute
SBC takes over Warner Village in UK.	Leon Forde	2003	British Film Institute
Brand new world.	Leon Forde	2002	British Film Institute
Glimmer of hope for facilities sector.	Leon Forde	2002	British Film Institute
Rise in UK admission echoes European boom.	Leon Forde	2002	British Film Institute
UK exhibitors must work together, urges Till.	Leon Forde	2002	British Film Institute
UK production spend drops in 2001 as US studios stay away.	Leon Forde	2002	British Film Institute
A sigh of relief.	Patrick Frater	2004	British Film Institute
Bigger can be beautiful.	Patrick Frater	2004	British Film Institute
Chasing the dollar worldwide.	Patrick Frater	2004	British Film Institute
Cometh the hour, cometh the man.	Patrick Frater	2004	British Film Institute
On your marks&	Patrick Frater	2004	Unspecified location
A 'firmer', 'livelier' EFM.	Patrick Frater	2003	British Film Institute
A problem in the pipeline.	Patrick Frater	2003	British Film Institute
Films without frontiers, please.	Patrick Frater	2003	British Film Institute
Media Salles details multiplex effect.	Patrick Frater	2003	British Film Institute
Probst probes sales outlook.	Patrick Frater	2003	British Film Institute
Screen Summit: 'pros needed'.	Patrick Frater	2003	British Film Institute
The Contender.	Patrick Frater	2003	British Film Institute
The unprofessionals?	Patrick Frater	2003	British Film Institute
A funeral no-one will attend.	Patrick Frater	2002	British Film Institute
CNC report raps Eurimages.	Patrick Frater	2002	British Film Institute
Euro so fine.	Patrick Frater	2002	British Film Institute
Till enters field of PolyGram dreams.	Patrick Frater	2002	British Film Institute
Neuer Markt to be scrapped.	Patrick Frater	2002	British Film Institute
European film-making under threat.	Jennifer Green	2002	British Film Institute
Europe considers ambitious film vision.	Alexis Grivas	2003	British Film Institute
Hands Off Our Subsidies.	Unspecified Author	2003	British Film Institute
Alle Macht den Banken.	Birgit Heidsiek	2002	British Film Institute
Low-Budget-Land Deutschland.	Birgit Heidsiek	2002	British Film Institute
Where to make a low-budget film.	Nick Hunt	2002	British Film Institute
Mail bonding.	Allan Hunter	2004	British Film Institute
Scotland the Brave.	Allan Hunter	2004	British Film Institute
Scotland: The Jacket fits.	Allan Hunter	2004	British Film Institute
BAFTA bows to Oscar.	Allan Hunter	2003	British Film Institute
BAFTA plays its own tune.	Allan Hunter	2003	British Film Institute
BAFTA nominations.	Allan Hunter	2002	British Film Institute
Pact's straight-talking Scot.	Peter Keighron	2004	British Film Institute
National Treasure.	Debbie Kent	2002	British Film Institute
Knockin' on the door of Germany's film funds.	Unspecified Author	2004	British Film Institute
Border crossing.	Geoffrey MacNab	2004	British Film Institute
Difficult delivery for son of Section 48.	Geoffrey MacNab	2004	British Film Institute
Growing Pain.	Geoffrey MacNab	2004	British Film Institute
Keeping up the Momentum.	Geoffrey MacNab	2004	British Film Institute
Making over the BFI.	Geoffrey MacNab	2004	British Film Institute
Pushing back the boundaries.	Geoffrey MacNab	2004	British Film Institute
Taxing times in the UK.	Geoffrey MacNab	2004	British Film Institute
The English pageant.	Lee Marshall	2003	British Film Institute
UK production crisis: the actor's view.	Ian McGarry	2002	British Film Institute
UK production crisis.	John McVay	2002	British Film Institute
The French cultural exception.	Jean-Marie Messier	2002	British Film Institute
Minghella plots new BFI course. Review promises much but lacks clarity.	Unspecified Author	2004	British Film Institute
After Section 48.	Adam Minns	2004	British Film Institute
Burning in development hell.	Adam Minns	2004	British Film Institute
Critical list.	Adam Minns	2004	British Film Institute
Distributing support.	Adam Minns	2004	British Film Institute
Facing the facts on tax.	Adam Minns	2004	British Film Institute
The gravy train is over.	Adam Minns	2004	British Film Institute
Till faces conflict of interest criticism.	Adam Minns	2004	British Film Institute
A brave new tax world.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
A very public affair.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
Abuse it - and lose it?	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
After the gold rush.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
Black hole looms for UK finance.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
Britain set for birth of a new tax nation.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
Film Council maps out UK industry.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
Films without borders.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
Financiers reinvent UK tax funding.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
Into the new age.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
Let's see some action.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
Middle ground opening up for UK soft money.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
Pathe UK: life after the lottery.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
The rise, fall and rise again of UK tax production funds.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
The Sons of Section 48.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
UK plans digital revolution.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
UK production levels flat in 2002.	Adam Minns	2003	British Film Institute
2002 distribution round-up. Will 2002 be entertainment's year?	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
Battle of Britain.	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
Blow for UK as production collapses.	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
Boost for UK arthouse. Council targets exhibition weaknesses.	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
Dream tickets turn sour.	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
Film Council report casts lights in salary spending.	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
Film Council tells UK industry to slash its production costs.	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
Parker and the vicious circle.	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
Taxing times ahead.	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
The new special agents.	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
UK actors win profit share as Equity, PACT strike deal.	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
UK agents cut a bigger slice. Top British agencies are increasingly turning into producers.	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
UK rides risky business boom.	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
UK to clamp down on co-productions.	Adam Minns	2002	British Film Institute
The 51st State.	Peter Mullan	2003	British Film Institute
Creating jobs in the UK industry	Simon Relph	2003	British Film Institute
Q&A Sandra Hebron.	Nick Roddick	2003	British Film Institute
Q&A John Woodward.	Nick Roddick	2003	British Film Institute
Educating the Future.	Melanie Rodier	2003	British Film Institute
Eurimages' future questioned.	Melanie Rodier	2002	British Film Institute
France's belle epoque rolls on.	Francoise Meaux Saint Marc	2002	British Film Institute
Escape from Los Angeles.	Michael Schmid-Osbach	2002	British Film Institute
Have film, will travel.	Denis Seguin Sandy George Louise Tutt	2003	British Film Institute
The value of freelance film workers.	Martin Spence	2003	British Film Institute
Trade Surplus for UK Cinema.	Unspecified Author	2003	British Film Institute
Britain's blooming.	Louise Tutt	2003	British Film Institute
Euro studio is Mission:Impossible say Till.	Louise Tutt	2003	British Film Institute
Close up: Alan Parker.	Louise Tutt	2002	British Film Institute
Homegrown hits.	Louise Tutt	2002	British Film Institute
Parker shakes "Little England".	Louise Tutt	2002	British Film Institute
UK government signals tough stance on tax.	Unspecified Author	2004	Unspecified location
Give new film-makers a break.	Stephen Wolley	2003	British Film Institute
Tube tales.	David Wood	2003	British Film Institute

Project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (UK) Copyright in this collection Margaret Dickinson, Kathrein Guenther and Sylvia Harvey.

Enquiries to: Prof. Sylvia Harvey, University of Lincoln