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- FTSE off the top.
- Investors wait for new lead from Wall Street Jonas Crosland Early gains by leading shares in London were pared back as investors took a step back ahead of the start of trading on Wall Street. So by lunchtime, the FTSE100 index was up 45.0 points...
- Research articles 2008-01-29
- EVERYTHING NEW UNDER THE SON? 2008 PREVIEW: WITH JAMES MURDOCH
- AS the dust settles on News Corporation's Dow Jones takeover, 2008 will be the year we see what James Murdoch is really made of. The son of Rupert and heir apparent to his father's empire silenced his critics during his four years at BSkyB, but will be even more stiffly...
- Research articles 2008-01-06
- Anyone for Freeview? Free versus pay television.
- Free-to-air broadcasters are ganging up on their old enemy, BSkyB AT A biennial television conference last week in Cambridge, James Murdoch, son of Rupert, worked himself into a temper. On a panel with Mark Thompson, director-general of the BBC, and Charles Allen, chief ...
- Research articles 2005-09-24
- Sun sets on BSkyB's dawn raid of ITV.
- ITV's miserable share-price performance means BSkyB faces a painful exit from its investment Amanda Vermeulen ITV's miserable share-price performance means BSkyB faces a painful exit from its investment Amanda Vermeulen
- Research articles 2008-01-30
- BSkyB stake in ITV 'against public interest'.
- The Competition Commission has provisionally found against British Sky Broadcasting's shareholding in ITV. It is now consulting on possible remedies Shunil Roy-Chaudhuri The Competition Commission has provisionally found against British Sky Broadcasting's shareholding in ITV. It is now consulting on possible...
- Research articles 2007-10-03
- Premier clubs in anxious wait
- Newcastle United and the rest of the Premier League clubs were waiting anxiously today for the reaction of Sky Television to the smashing of their monopoly. If Sky demand a reduction in their pounds 1 billion deal because they have lost their exclusive rights then the shortfall would be...
- Research articles 2003-12-17
- Daily Mail, London, Alex Brummer Column.
- By Alex Brummer, Daily Mail, London Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 6--Sometime over the next few days Granada and Carlton will post a merger document to shareholders designed to give the go-ahead to a single ITV. The business case for...
- Research articles 2003-12-06
- Freeview finally set to make its mark: after a bumpy start, the news that Freeview has reached a user base of 2 million homes suggests that DTT is finally taking off
- It could be third time lucky for the digital terrestrial television, after Freeview, launched following the collapse of ITV Digital, reached a user base of about 2 million homes. Included in that figure are 600,000 ITV Digital boxes which are still in use. But if set-top box adaptors...
- Research articles 2003-10-02
- Sunday Business, London, Graham Lovelace Column.
- By Graham Lovelace, Sunday Business, London Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 16--Diplomacy ran its course in a very different set of negotiations last week. Just as the world will never quite be the same after the wrangling in the United Nations, Britain's...
- Research articles 2003-03-16
- Don't underestimate the import of this quiet launch: Despite the lack of fanfare surrounding Freeview, the Government's digital strategy rests on its success. It will have to build at least some profile. (Media).
- This week sees the launch of the most important broadcasting service since BskyB--though you won't hear much of a fanfare. When Freeview launches, there'll be no starry switch-on (remember Ulrika Jonsson launching ONDigital at the Crystal Palace transmitter?), no fireworks, no press conference and no party. Yet Freeview--the...
- Research articles 2002-10-31
- Free TV; British broadcasting.(Britain's media bill)(Brief Article)
- A new bill should give Britain one of the world's freest media markets--up to a point OVER the past decade, much of the world's media business has been swallowed up by seven giant global companies--AOL Time Warner, Disney, News Corporation, Viacom, Sony, Bertelsmann and...
- Research articles 2002-05-11
- EUROPEAN TELEVISION MOVIE RIGHTS : Most deals have some time to run.(ITV Digital signs 3-year TV broadcasting deal with Nationwide Football League)(International Pages)(Statistical Data Included)
- Movies, like sport, are a mainstay of television programmers for which competitive bidding has driven up prices in recent years. The television sports rights market, which we reviewed two months ago (see 2002/85-92), has run into problems that have led broadcasters as well as analysts to...
- Research articles 2002-05-01
- Wider still and wider: The old rogue Rupert Murdoch looks set to invade Germany
- MEDIA STUDIES Earlier this year I wondered whether Rupert Murdoch might be in financial trouble. I didn't have a shred of evidence that he was. It was a sort of instinctive suspicion. Like all media owners, he is exposed to the dire advertising recession - more so than many because...
- Research articles 2002-04-06
- Sunday Business, London, Jon Rees Column.
- By Jon Rees, Sunday Business, London Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 11--Then, at the last moment, the cavalry came galloping over the hill and saved the day. Phew, said Gerry Murphy of Carlton and Charles Allen of Granada, that was bloody close....
- Research articles 2001-11-11
- The Murdoch factor; The battle for ITV.(British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC)
- BSkyB's sudden pounce on ITV was a triumph of raw power, but what does it mean in the longer term? BSkyB's sudden pounce on ITV was a triumph of raw power, but what does it mean in the longer term?
- Research articles 2006-11-25
- Battle of titans for soccer games.(soccer games on ITV)
- Soccer grabs most of the sports business headlines in Britain. That's hardly surprising, considering that the World Cup clash between England and Argentina netted ITV its largest-ever audience since launch -- 26 million. Channel 5 also has been scoring its best-ever audience share figures thanks to...
- Research articles 1998-12-14
- The odd couple; Digital television.(The BBC and BSkyB win the old ITV digital licences)(Brief Article)
- Broadcasting's curious duopoly: the BBC and BSkyB Broadcasting's curious duopoly: the BBC and BSkyB
- Research articles 2002-07-06
- TVMTW Seminar: The BSkyB's the limit.(British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC discusses effectiveness of iTV advertising activities)
- TV MEETS THE WEB-C2003 Van Dusseldorp & Partners - http://www.vandusseldorp.com/ TV MEETS THE WEB-C2003 Van Dusseldorp & Partners - http://www.vandusseldorp.com/
- Research articles 2003-05-16
- Why Greg Dyke thinks ITV should be a great ape: while BSkyB's Tony Ball weighed into the BBC at this year's McTaggart Lecture, Greg Dyke chose a less direct route to attack his detractors
- The gloves came off at the International Television Festival in Edinburgh. Unfortunately, in the flurry of fists, it wasn't always clear who the punches were aimed at--the BBC, BSkyB, ITV or the Government? The gloves came off at the International Television Festival in Edinburgh....
- Research articles 2003-08-28
- NTL Backs Away From ITV Buyout Effort.
- By Mike Farrell Cable Operator Halts Its Ailing Pursuit Of U.K. Broadcaster After raising a ruckus over what it called an attempt by rival British Sky Broadcasting to block its bid for ITV, NTL last week threw...
- Research articles 2006-12-11
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