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Descendants of ??? CRYSALL |
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689. Andrew Paul CRISELL |
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Dr Andrew Crisell whose book Understanding Radio (1986) was the first systematic study of the medium of radio and helped stimulate the growth of academic interest in this area. |
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In 1997, Dr Crisell published his Introductory History of British Broadcasting, which is the first study to bring together the history of all the major British broadcasters up to the present moment, and is particularly useful at a time when broadcasting in its traditional sense is giving way to a new era of interactive ?multimedia?. |
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758. Ellen CRISELL |
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Ellie was born in Sunderland but from the age of ten lived in Newcastle. She left the North East to do a Dance and Drama degree at the University of Birmingham. |
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All through her childhood she took ballet, piano and violin lessons, obtaining grade 8 distinctions in piano and violin. Ellie was a member of a local ballet school and her school's dance group and performed all over the region. |
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After completing her degree Ellie worked at The Mail On Sunday for a year and then went to City University, London to do a postgraduate diploma in Broadcast Journalism. |
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Ellie worked at ITN in radio and TV for a year, then moved to Channel 5 News and then back to the North to work as a reporter/presenter for Tyne Tees. She was there for two years. |
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Ellie has lots of hobbies including dancing, films, fashion, socialising, horse-riding and she even manages to find the time to do evening classes in psychology. |
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