Tripoli tourists, big headphones and Christmas ads
Peter White with a look at the Christmas ads vying for the best TV slots, a report on the fashion for big headphones, and can Libya be an exciting new tourist destination?
'Tis the season for glossy Christmas TV adverts. But do they really generate greater footfall to the shops and money in the tills? We find out whether or not Libya has a future as a holiday destination. And we explore why the headphone market is booming, and why big ones in particular are all the rage. The presenter is Peter White. The producer is Siobhann Tighe.
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Metro Bank
Metro Bank, which launched in 2010, has lent to just 100 mortgage customers in the past 15 months. Despite doing well in other areas, can Metro compete with established banks on mortgage lending?
Duration: 05:10
Tourism in Libya
Could Libya be the next tourism hotspot?
Duration: 07:35
Big Headphones
Headphone sales are shooting up. We find out what's driving the boom, and why big headphones, DJ style, are so trendy nowadays?
Duration: 10:31
Illegal Downloads
The growing problem of people illegally downloading electronic games.
Duration: 04:35
E-book downloading
The free software that enables you to download electronic books from libraries onto any electronic reading device.
Duration: 02:55
Blockbuster
Blockbuster, the film rental company, has announced that it’s going to rent out DVDs at just 99 pence.
Duration: 03:00
Medicinema
The charity which wants to build cinemas in five hospitals a year, explains why film is the best medicine.
Duration: 09:59
Christmas Adverts
As John Lewis launches its heart string pulling Christmas ad for 2011 in the face of shrinking consumer spending the stakes are higher than ever for retailers to get their seasonal campaigns spot on.
Duration: 06:34
Broadcasts
- Fri 11 Nov 2011 12:00Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 FM
- Fri 11 Nov 2011 12:04Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 LW