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INDEX<br />

1<br />

1<br />

1<br />

2<br />

1<br />

1<br />

205; ratings 259; reality<br />

153–4, 200, 226; round-<strong>the</strong>clock<br />

175; satellite 9, 19, 106,<br />

131, 148, 149, 173, 175; Sinn<br />

Fein banned 197; soap opera<br />

73, 107, 131, 133, 137, 148,<br />

150, 174, 200, 245;<br />

sponsorship 148, 174, 194;<br />

sport 131, 148–9, 174;<br />

subscription 154, 174; timeswitching<br />

158; US 133, 258;<br />

see also British Broadcasting<br />

Corporation and video<br />

terrorism 217, 220; Bali 218;<br />

London 3, 218; Madrid 218;<br />

New York 61, 216–17, 218;<br />

Washington, DC 216–17, 218<br />

Texaco 128<br />

text communications 10<br />

Thatcher, Margaret 64–5, 140,<br />

178, 188, 189, 196, 197<br />

<strong>the</strong>oretical knowledge 9, 28–31,<br />

35, 53–8, 59 271, 272<br />

think tanks 253<br />

<strong>Third</strong> World 47, 134, 232<br />

Thorn-EMI 135<br />

Thurow, Lester 84<br />

time flexibility 80<br />

Times, The 199<br />

Times Higher Education<br />

Supplement, The 144–5<br />

Times Literary Supplement, The<br />

144–5<br />

Titanic (film) 73<br />

T<strong>of</strong>fler, Alvin 9, 35, 272;<br />

cognitariat 113; knowledge<br />

society 113<br />

Tokyo 108<br />

total quality practices 90<br />

Touraine, Alain 111–12<br />

tourism 237–8, 239, 249<br />

Toyota 71; five zeros 104<br />

Tracey, Michael 174<br />

trade unions 64–5, 66, 77, 116,<br />

165, 218<br />

trade-ins 194<br />

tradition 109, 230, 261; ‘great<br />

tradition’ 230, 234, 239–40<br />

transfer pricing 151<br />

transnational corporations<br />

69–70, 71, 73, 74, 75, 76, 78,<br />

89, 97, 103–4, 130, 265, 269;<br />

empire 129–35<br />

transport 79, 205<br />

‘trickle down’ <strong>the</strong>ory 141<br />

truth: postmodernism and<br />

255–6, 260<br />

TRW 137<br />

Tumber, Howard 190<br />

Turing, Alan 54–5<br />

Turow, Joseph 155<br />

Uganda 103<br />

Ukraine 60, 258<br />

uncertainty 207<br />

Union <strong>of</strong> Soviet Socialist<br />

Republics see Soviet Union<br />

United Kingdom: civil servants<br />

163; Department <strong>of</strong> Health<br />

218; devolution 212; General<br />

Strike (1926) 170;<br />

Government Statistical<br />

Services 187; information<br />

society 2; Internet 10, 124;<br />

Jews 220; Labour Party 85–6,<br />

165, 197, 218 , (New Labour)<br />

83, 203; Ministry <strong>of</strong> Defence<br />

215; news 132; Office <strong>of</strong><br />

National Statistics 189;<br />

Parliament 163–5; Police<br />

National Computer 218;<br />

Special Branch 218;<br />

Stationery Office 187, 188<br />

United Nations 214, 227;<br />

International Criminal<br />

Tribunal, The Hague 219<br />

United Nations Educational,<br />

Scientific and Cultural<br />

Organisation 134<br />

United Nations International<br />

Children’s Emergency Fund<br />

219<br />

United Press International 133<br />

United States <strong>of</strong> America:<br />

broadcasting 169; China<br />

grounds spy plane 132; Civil<br />

War 24–5; Constitution 161;<br />

Declaration <strong>of</strong> Independence<br />

24; decline in ‘social capital’<br />

153; Disneyland 248;<br />

engineering 151;<br />

entertainment 133; expansion<br />

and dispersal <strong>of</strong> business 130;<br />

films 133; GDP 72; GNP 13;<br />

Haiti 132; ideological<br />

domination 132; information<br />

society 2; inner-city ghettoes<br />

100, 113; Internet 10, 124;<br />

Library <strong>of</strong> Congress 18;<br />

military resources 214, 215;<br />

music business 133; National<br />

Defense University 216; news<br />

distribution 132; Patriots 110;<br />

Presidential election (2004)<br />

161; public service<br />

broadcasting 174; rustbelt to<br />

sunbelt 81; science policy<br />

138–9; service sector 14;<br />

social structure 36; Somalia<br />

132; technological superiority<br />

133; telecommunications 74;<br />

television 133; trade unions<br />

77; triumph 268; values and<br />

world view 132; Vietnam 198;<br />

workforce 46–7<br />

universities 114–15, 117–18,<br />

157, 166, 252–5; corporate<br />

involvement 192, 194, 195;<br />

qualifications 42, 117<br />

urbanisation 98–9, 244<br />

Urry, John 63, 92–3, 260–1;<br />

disorganised capitalism 62;<br />

global citizens 219<br />

Useem, Michael 193<br />

Usherwood, Bob 180–1<br />

value system, common 38<br />

Vattimo, Gianni 249–50, 251,<br />

255, 257, 258, 266<br />

Venturi 235<br />

Verdi, Giuseppe 240<br />

vertical disintegration 77–9, 83<br />

video 61, 135, 136, 150, 153,<br />

158, 175, 228, 249<br />

Vietnam 198<br />

villages 209<br />

Virgin 73, 144<br />

Virilio, Paul: dromology 241;<br />

postmodernism 7<br />

virtual community 106<br />

virtual reality 2, 5, 257<br />

virtual relations 3<br />

W. H. Smith 158<br />

wage flexibility 80<br />

Walkman 19<br />

Wal-Mart 225<br />

war: cyberwar 215; friendly fire<br />

217; industrial 214–17, 227;<br />

information 109, 214–17,<br />

221, 227; instant 109; nation<br />

state and 212, 213, 221;<br />

pre-programmed 216;<br />

see also news<br />

Washington, George 28<br />

313

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