The Talk
of the Toon
Picture: Kevin Dean
(2010, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
Top Stories — Our First Telly: channel hopping
1990s / Female 41-50 & Female 41-50
It was only one channel, BBC ... that was wor first telly ... and then when Tyne Tees came out, I used to go down to the neighbours, two doors down, to watch the other programmes on the Tyne Tees ...
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(a) The Talk of the Toon.
Corrigan, Karen P., Isabelle Buchstaller, Adam Mearns and Hermann Moisl (2012-)
The Talk of the Toon. Newcastle University.
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(b) DECTE.
Corrigan, Karen P., Isabelle Buchstaller, Adam Mearns and Hermann Moisl (2012-)
The Diachronic Electronic Corpus of Tyneside English. Newcastle University.
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