Today presenters can no longer burst from the studio loudly and libellously discussing the previous three hours' work.
Presents anecdotes from the journal of a broadcaster who appears on the British radio program `Today.' Her opinions and descriptions of the culinary fare of Australia; Her opinions about the building in which she works and how it differs from her previous office at the Broadcasting House; How condi...
| Publicado en: | New Statesman Vol. 127; no. 4401; pp. 7 - 8 |
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New Statesman Ltd.
09/04/98
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| Sumario: | Presents anecdotes from the journal of a broadcaster who appears on the British radio program `Today.' Her opinions and descriptions of the culinary fare of Australia; Her opinions about the building in which she works and how it differs from her previous office at the Broadcasting House; How conditions have changed for `Today' employees and the subjects they interview. |
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