What does WS stand for?

World Service (BBC)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Gary Rogers, a former journalist who set up the firm GR Media, won a contract for the World Service while his ex-wife was in charge of daytime content for BBC1 and 2.

TV boss in new row over contract

LIONS WORLD SERVICES FOR the Blind hopes to prevent a third consecutive annual deficit by attracting more trainees to its campus.

Lions world services making changes while seeking CEO

Jerusalem / Alix de Mauny - As part of the 'Support to the Palestinian Media Sector' project funded by the European Union and the Dutch Government, the BBC World Service Trust successfully concluded, in April and May, a specialised radio training in five radio stations in Gaza.

Support for Palestinian media sector: project concludes radio ...

5 million people live with HIV in India, said the BBC World Service Trust, the charity behind the ringtone, which was released this month.

Condom ringtone launched in India

The BBC World Service is broadcast on several short wave frequencies - 12095, 9760, 9410, 7325, 6195, 5975 and 3955 Khz.

Question Time

The final will be broadcast on BBC World Service on 13 December and on BBC World TV on Saturday and Sunday 22 and 23 December.

BBC NAMES 'NEXT BIG THING 2007' FINALISTS

I was thrilled to find someone who had been as pleased as I was with the week the BBC World Service gave over almost entirely to India.

Indian ink

Sam Coley, who teaches media and communication at UCE Birmingham, based in Perry Barr, spent six weeks in Ethiopia working with the BBC World Service Trust.

Lecturer in on-air Aids message; PERRY BARR