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The Italian Style
Does deregulation TV -
Italian-style - really mean stripping housewives? You can talk directly to Italian viewers, including a housewife, in the satellite link to a Rome studio. Also on hand will be Arrigo Levi , a journalist who presents two current affairs programmes for Italy's main commercial channel, Canale Cinque.
Does deregulation mean pulp TV or does it give viewers more real choice?
Mavis Nicholson takes your calls, so if you want to find out what deregulation could do for you, ring
Open Air on [number removed]. And you can vote today on whether you will buy a satellite dish.
'Yes' vote 0[number removed]'No' vote 0[number removed](A typical vote costs 5p)

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Arrigo Levi
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Canale Cinque.
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Mavis Nicholson
Source: Radio Times

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