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15-12-2006, 11:30 AM
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Television research
I am looking for Britain's youngest Gardener (in a professional capacity) or allotment keeper as part of some research into a new Television programme.
Can anyone help me by putting me in contact with such a person? Or by suggesting ways of finding young gardeners or allotment keepers? The programme is in its infancy at the moment but will be looking at Britain's youngest people in jobs associated with older people. I am ideally looking for teenagers. Many thanks for any help. Vic |
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15-12-2006, 02:49 PM
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Television research
"Vic" wrote I am looking for Britain's youngest Gardener (in a professional capacity) or allotment keeper as part of some research into a new Television programme. Can anyone help me by putting me in contact with such a person? Or by suggesting ways of finding young gardeners or allotment keepers? The programme is in its infancy at the moment but will be looking at Britain's youngest people in jobs associated with older people. I am ideally looking for teenagers. Many thanks for any help. Sorry to be suspicious if this is a genuine request, but surely you don't expect people to allow their youngsters to make contact with any old unidentified stranger on a newgroup who says he's a tv researcher, do you?! -- Sue |
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15-12-2006, 04:34 PM
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Television research
"Sue" wrote in message reenews.net... "Vic" wrote I am looking for Britain's youngest Gardener (in a professional capacity) or allotment keeper as part of some research into a new Television programme. Can anyone help me by putting me in contact with such a person? Or by suggesting ways of finding young gardeners or allotment keepers? The programme is in its infancy at the moment but will be looking at Britain's youngest people in jobs associated with older people. I am ideally looking for teenagers. Many thanks for any help. Sorry to be suspicious if this is a genuine request, but surely you don't expect people to allow their youngsters to make contact with any old unidentified stranger on a newgroup who says he's a tv researcher, do you?! There will be some silly enough! Alan |
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15-12-2006, 05:33 PM
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Television research - a most 'unconventional approach'
Hi Sue and group members, That's exactly the first thing that came into my mind. As someone who has been involved in media-related professions for over twenty years I will take the liberty of advising everyone that this is a 'most unconventional' approach. Best wishes, Keith "Sue" wrote in message reenews.net... "Vic" wrote I am looking for Britain's youngest Gardener (in a professional capacity) or allotment keeper as part of some research into a new Television programme. Can anyone help me by putting me in contact with such a person? Or by suggesting ways of finding young gardeners or allotment keepers? The programme is in its infancy at the moment but will be looking at Britain's youngest people in jobs associated with older people. I am ideally looking for teenagers. Many thanks for any help. Sorry to be suspicious if this is a genuine request, but surely you don't expect people to allow their youngsters to make contact with any old unidentified stranger on a newgroup who says he's a tv researcher, do you?! -- Sue |
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15-12-2006, 06:36 PM
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Television research - a most 'unconventional approach'
In message , "Keith (Dorset)"
wrote Hi Sue and group members, That's exactly the first thing that came into my mind. As someone who has been involved in media-related professions for over twenty years I will take the liberty of advising everyone that this is a 'most unconventional' approach. Why is this guy hiding behind an anonymous gardenbanter address rather than a real email address that can be traced? -- Alan news2006 {at} amac {dot} f2s {dot} com |
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15-12-2006, 06:45 PM
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Television research - a most 'unconventional approach'
I have replied to Sacha offlist - for obvious reasons. regards, Keith Perhaps this is an idea which has spun off from Monty Don's work with drug addicts? But I agree that it's a strange way to go about things. Wouldn't it be more usual to approach either newsgroups or youth groups or schools, or colleges with the name of the tv company and some form of ID to prove bona fides? -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon http://www.discoverdartmoor.co.uk/ |
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15-12-2006, 06:57 PM
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Television research - a most 'unconventional approach'
On 15/12/06 18:45, in article ,
"Keith (Dorset)" wrote: I have replied to Sacha offlist - for obvious reasons. Hasn't show up yet. -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon http://www.discoverdartmoor.co.uk/ |
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16-12-2006, 02:50 PM
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Television research - etc. sorry accounts muddled
Hi,
Apologies for that. I got my accounts in a twist and it didn't 'bounce back'. Message resent. Best wishes, Keith "Sacha" wrote in message ... On 15/12/06 18:45, in article , "Keith (Dorset)" wrote: I have replied to Sacha offlist - for obvious reasons. Hasn't show up yet. -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon http://www.discoverdartmoor.co.uk/ |
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16-12-2006, 09:49 PM
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Television research - a most 'unconventional approach'
Yes very weird and in my experience not a cocha address I think it should be
removed from the NG ASAP. "Alan" wrote in message ... In message , "Keith (Dorset)" wrote Hi Sue and group members, That's exactly the first thing that came into my mind. As someone who has been involved in media-related professions for over twenty years I will take the liberty of advising everyone that this is a 'most unconventional' approach. Why is this guy hiding behind an anonymous gardenbanter address rather than a real email address that can be traced? -- Alan news2006 {at} amac {dot} f2s {dot} com |
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