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Articles by David Cox

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Sex and the single duck

  • 30 June 2003

David Cox unfolds a distressing story of abduction, racial prejudice and murder - all in the name of protecting biodiversity

Spoilt for choice

  • 20 January 2003

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NS Essay - 'The men and women who control broadcasting believe that television is an idiot's lantern'

  • 09 December 2002

TV executives, brought up on written culture, lack faith in the capacity of a visual medium to make sense of the news. Yet "ordinary people" constantly urge their betters to raise their sights. By David Cox

NS Profile - Channel 5

  • 25 November 2002

It was once a national joke, famous mainly for pornography; now, it shows TV's old guard how to make quality programmes - Channel 5

Can pay, but why should we?

  • 11 November 2002

Observations on the licence fee

It's free. Well, it costs £99

  • 28 October 2002

Observations on television

NS Profile - The Financial Times

  • 21 October 2002

Don't be fooled. There may be a ban on expense-account lunching but the pink paper remains in the pink. The Financial Times profiled by David Cox

Whose liberty, whose livelihood?

  • 16 September 2002

The forthcoming Countryside March is not what it seems. It will be a final, desperate rally for a tribe that has lorded it over us for centuries and is now doomed

Kill the licence fee

  • 26 August 2002

The BBC is financed by a poll tax which turns the poor into criminals and stultifies the intellectual and creative life of the nation. We should get rid of it, argues David Cox

The New Statesman Profile - Alan Yentob

  • 12 August 2002

He is the creative luvvy-in-chief at the BBC but never got the plum job. Does he have what it takes to turn around the ICA? Alan Yentob profiled

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