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19 Entertainment (Agency) 216 2Waytraffic (TV Production Company Index 19 Entertainment (agency) 216 Apple (multinational consumer 2waytraffic (TV production electronics company) 234 company) 70 Apple iPhone 140, 146 50 Cent (singer) 136 Apple iPod 139 8Ball Company (T shirts) 107 Arden, Mark 183 Arnold, Matthew 98 A New Future for Communications Association of Tennis Professionals (UK government White Paper, (ATP) 216, 218 2000) 245–6 Atelevic, Irena 158 Adorno, Theodor 2, 232, 235 Attitudes Towards Sexual Material Adult Friend Finder 89 on Television (Ofcom report, Advisory Council on the Misuse of 2009) 261 Drugs 105 Attlee, Clement 185 Agustin, Laura 84 Audiovisual Media Services Directive Aherne, Caroline 181 of the European Union 248, Ahmed, Ahmed 182 258–9, 263 AIG (Insurance company) 215 Australian Idol (TV programme) 230 Aiming High (UK government Austrin, Terry 129 publication) 107 Avalon (comedy agency) 181, 183 Alan Partridge (comedy character) 181 Awight Now: Setting the Record Straight Albury, Kath 198 (autobiography of Michael Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy 33 Barrymore) 74 Aldridge, John 110 AYI (Are You Interested?) (Facebook Ali G (comedy character) 181–2 facility) 145–6 Ali G Indahouse (film) 181–2 Allen, Keith 177–8 Babeworld (TV channel) 254 Allen, Tony 177 baby-boomers 21, 27 AltaVista (internet search platform) Baddiel, David 171 144 Bailey, Peter 100 Althusser, Louis 2–4 Bang Babes (TV programme) 252–3 Amazon (internet platform) 136 Barber, Lynn 180 America On-Line (aol) 144 Barber, Trudy 91 American Idol (TV programme) 71, 78, Barclay, Jim 177, 179 226, 230 Barrett, Ed 171 Amess, David M. P. 107 Barrymore, Cheryl 76 Anaheim Ducks (ice hockey team) 218 Barrymore, Michael 74–6 And Now For Something Completely Bathroom Bitches (TV programme) 257 Different (film) 175 Baudelaire, Charles 99 Anderson, Benedict 74 Bauman, Zygmunt 13, 15, 18, 172 Ang, Ien 237 Baverstock, Donald 185 Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter novels (by BBC Democracy Live 68 Laurell K. Hamilton) 198–200 BBC iPlayer 77 Anti-Social Behaviour Orders BBC Jam 67 (ASBOs) 102 BBC3 67 270 Index 271 BBC4 67 British Mountaineering Council 53–4 Beck, Ulrich 15, 108–9 British National Party (BNP) 170, 189 Beckett, Helen 110 British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB) 65, Beck-Gernheim, Elisabeth 15 66, 259 Beckham, David 213, 216 Brittan, Samuel 263–4 Beckham, Victoria 213, 216 Broadcasting Act, 1990 180, 245 Beer Street (painting by Hogarth) 98 Broadcasting Code (in the UK) Bennett, Andy 228, 229 247–51, 255, 264 Berners Lee, Tim 149 Broadcasting Code Review (2009) 250 Bernstein, Elizabeth 85 Broadcasting Standards Council 262 BetonSports (online gambling Brookes, Bruno 106 company) 129 Brooks, Albert 173 Beyond the Fringe 174 Brown, Gordon 43, 105, 126, 131, 133 Big Brother (TV programme) 69, 70, Brown, Roy ‘Chubby’ (aka Royston 73, 78 Vasey) 171, 188–9 Billig, Michael 73 Bruce, Lenny 174, 187 binge drinking 6, 22, 32–43, 104–6 Bruno (comedy character) 181 BitTorrent (file-sharing software) 138 Bryman, Alan 214 Black Eyed Peas (band) 230 Buckley, Jeff 236 Blackberry (mobile e-mail and Budd Review (Department of smartphone device) 140 Culture, Media and Sport report, Blair, Tony 33, 126, 188 2001) 124–5 Bluetooth (wireless technology) 139 Buick cars 215 Boat Race (Oxford University Burkart, Patrick 237, 239 v. Cambridge University) 217 Burke, Alexandra 230, 236 Bob the Builder 237 Burke, Peter 20 Booker, Christopher 185 Burt, Richard 203 BookScan technology 206 Burt, Sir Cyril 101, 111 Borat (film) 182 Bush, President George W. 70 Borat Sagdiyev (comedy character) 181–2 CAA Sports (agency) 216 Bound and Gagged comedy club 179 Cable and Broadcasting Act, 1984 64 Bourdieu, Pierre 156, 203 Cabletel/NTL (cable TV) 65 Bowlby, John 101, 111 Caen, Herb 174 Boyle, Susan 74–5, 230 Caesar, Sid 176 Brake, Mike 22 Callaghan, James 176 Bramham, Peter 5, 229 Callinicos, Alex 20 Brand, Jo 188 Cameron, David 137 Brand, Russell 68 Campbell, Alan 107 Brass Eye (spoof TV documentary) Can we fix it? (by Bob the Builder) 237 106–7 Canoe England 52 Braudel, Ferdinand 20 Cantor Gaming 131 Bremner, Rory 187 Carling Black Label adverts 183 Bright, Jimmy 179 Carr, Jimmy 186 Britain’s Got Talent (TV programme) Carrie Bradshaw (character in Sex and 73, 226 the City)87 British Audience Research Bureau Cartmel, Fred 101, 111 (BARB) 79 Casey, Emma 120 British Board of Film Classification casinos 121–31 248 Castells, Manuel 141 British Canoe Union 53 CBBC 67 272 Index CBeebies (TV channel) 67 Coren, Victoria 128 Celador (TV production company) 70 Corrigan, Philip 39 celebrity 71–7 Cosby, Bill 174 Celebrity Big Brother (TV Country Code 49 programme) 75, 76 Country Landowners’ Association Centre for Contemporary Cultural 49–50, 55 Studies (CCCS) 2–3, 104 Countryside Agency 51 Chambers, Tom 78 Countryside and Rights of Way Chaney, David 220 Act, 2000 (CROW) 45, 48–59 Change4Life (UK government health Cowell, Simon 70, 71, 230, 232, strategy) 218 235, 238–9 Channel AKA 252 Criminal Justice and Immigration Chantelle (celebrity) 76 Act, 2008 92, 266 Chappell, Helen 177 Critcher, Chas 4, 5, 6, 46, 58, 59, 63, Charlton, Sir Bobby 216 104, 113, 128, 138, 139, 148, 211, Chernin, Kim 162 214, 222 Chicago School of sociology 104 Culture and Anarchy (by Matthew Choosing Health: Making Healthier Arnold) 98 Choices Easier (government Curry, Nigel 45 publication) 107 cybersex 82, 90–1, 148 Church, Andrew 53 Cyrus, Miley 227, 236 Churchill, Sir Winston 185, 187 Circus Circus (hotel casino, Las Davidson, Jim 179 Vegas) 122, 128 Davies, Gavyn 67 Clarke, John 4, 5, 28, 46, 58, 59, 63, Dawson, Les 179 104, 113, 120, 128, 138, 139, 148, de la Rocha, Zak 235 211, 214, 222 de Quincey, Thomas 99 Coakley, Jay 220 Death of a President (TV Cohen, Leonard 230 programme) 70 Cohen, Phil 21 Dee, Jack 172, 184 Cohen, Sacha Baron 181–2 Dembina, Ivor 184 Cohen, Stanley 38, 97 DeNora, Tia 228 Colbert, Stephen 187 Digital Britain (Department of Cole, Cheryl 230 Culture, Media and Sport Report, Comedians (play by Trevor 2009) 68 Griffiths) 176 digital television 65–9 Comfort, Alex 88 Disney Corporation 214 Comic Relief 188 Disneyisation 233 Commission for Racial Equality 170 Dispatches (TV programme) 70 Common Culture (by Paul Willis) 26 Djalili, Omid 183 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow Djokovic, Novak 218 2014 219 Doherty, Pete 106 Communications Act, 2003 68–9, Donaldson, Sir Liam 43 245, 246–7, 255, 262, 265 Dore, Gustave 98 Conde Nast 161 dot com bubble 143 Confex (event organisers) 99 Douglas, Mary 24, 239 Connexions Service 107 During, Simon 240 Coogan, Steve 181 Durkheim, Emile 11, 112 Cook, Peter 174–5, 190 Dutch Open tennis tournament 218 Cooper, Tommy 189 Dyck, Isobel 156 Coral (bookmakers) 125 Dyke, Greg 67 Index 273 eBay (internet platform) 136 Frankfurt School (of Marxist Eclair, Jenny 188 philosophy) 2 Edinburgh International Television Friends of the Lake District (FLD) 56–7 Festival 72 Friese, Heidrun 16 Edmunds, Noel 107 Frisher, Martin 110 Elias, Norbert 156 Frost, Stephen 183 Em and Lo (US ‘sexperts’) 87, 89 Fuller, Simon 71 Endemol (TV production company) 69 Furlong, Andy 101, 111 English Nature 51 Environment Agency 51 Gafaiti, Hafid 203 Epstein, Jacob 205 Gambling Act, 2005 124, 126–7 Eretz Nehederet (Wonderful Country) Gambling Commission 119, 126 (Israeli TV programme) 187 Gaming Board 125 Establishment Club 175 Gibbon, Rick 54 European Commission’s Television Gibson, Owen 216 Without Frontiers Directive, Giddens, Anthony 12, 17, 27, 83, 1989 263 90, 109, 179, 221 European Convention on Human Giggs Featuring Kyze (rap artists) 252 Rights 248, 258 Gillard, Michael 106 European Monitoring Centre for Gilligan, Andrew 67 Drugs and Drug Addiction 106 Gillis, J. R. 99 Eurovision Song Contest 187 gin crazes 32–43 Everett, Flic 88 Gin Lane (painting by Hogarth) 98 Every Child Matters (UK government Glazer, Malcolm 214 report) 103 global positioning systems 140 Goffman, Erving 155 Facebook 137, 227, 235, 237, 238 Goodman, Robert 121 Fairchild, Charles 227, 232, 238 Goodwin, Sir Fred 215 Farnsworth, John 129 Goody, Jade 74–7 Farrington, David 111 Google (internet search platform) 144, Featherstone, Mike 16, 17 145, 147, 149 Fidelity (investment company) 129 Google AdSense (web-based advertising Fielding, Henry 105 service) 140 Finan, Christopher 201 Google Earth (internet satellite Fiske, John 237 imagery) 147 Fixed Odds Betting Terminals Google Street View (internet (FOBTs) 127 service) 147 Flickr (photo sharing website) 137 Gore, Vice President Al 187 Florida, Richard 140 Gramsci, Antonio 4 Flynn, Laurie 106 Greaves, Jimmy 107 Forestry Commission 51, 52 Green Lane Association 56–7 Format Recognition and Protection Green, Leonard 111 Association (FRAPA) 70 Gregory, Dick 174 Formula One (F1) motor racing 215 Griffin, Gabriele 202 Forty Years of Filth (‘Chubby’ Brown Griffiths Jones, Mervyn QC 195 DVD) 188 Griffiths, Trevor 176 Foucault, Michel 14, 40, 83, 98, Grossberg, Lawrence 228, 237, 107–8, 154–6 240 Fountain, Tim 89 Grossman, Lev 136 Fox Entertainment Group 66 Guilty Pleasures (by Laurell France, Alan 107, 111 K. Hamilton) 199 274 Index Habermas, Jurgen 2, 238 Iball, Helen 202 Hall, Derek 158 In Rainbows (album by Hall, Stuart, 4, 14, 16, 23, 185 Radiohead) 227, 239 Hallelujah (song) 230 Incubus Dreams (by Laurell Hamilton, Laurell K. 198–202, 206 K. Hamilton) 199 Hammersley, Richard 109, 113 Indian Premier League (IPL) 217 Hannah Montana (Disney Ingham, Bernard 106 character) 227, 236 Institute of Alcohol Studies 105 Hannah Montana: The Movie 236 Institute of Ideas 171 Hardee, Malcolm 177 International Federation of the Hardy, Jeremy 178, 179–80 Phonographic Industry Hargreaves, John
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