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• Deal or no deal: reinterpreting the FCC's foreign ownership rules for a fair game

  - 2007-12-01

  I. INTRODUCTION II. REGULATING FOREIGN OWNERSHIP OF BROADCAST LICENSES A. Background: The National Security Concern B. Fall of the National Security Concern and Rise of the Public Interest Concern III. LICENSE...

  Tags: American, FCC, Fox Broadcasting Co., Televisa, TV Azteca S.A. de C.V.

• Banamex warns about risks for Televisa and TV Azteca.

  - 2004-10-07

  MEXICO CITY, Oct 06, 2004 (El Economista/Corporate Mexico by Internet Securities, Inc. via COMTEX) -- In separate studies, analysts of Banamex and Citigroup warned about the risks both television firms Televisa and TV Azteca face.Televisa has registered reduced sales due to an important restructuring of Televicentro...

  Tags: Internet Securities Inc., Televisa, TV Azteca S.A. de C.V.

• TV Azteca and Televisa fighting for gold in Olympic games ratings.

  - 2004-08-13

  MEXICO CITY, Aug 12, 2004 (El Financiero/Corporate Mexico by Internet Securities, Inc. via COMTEX) -- The ratings war between TV Azteca and Televisa over the Olympic games has become another battleground for the two firms with both companies using their main stars to try and glean...

  Tags: Internet Securities Inc., Televisa, TV Azteca S.A. de C.V.

• Currency devaluation proves troublesome. (Territory Reports).

  - 2003-03-24

  Miami Latin American broadcasters continue to grapple with recession and acquisition budgets further squeezed by currency depreciation. Mexico stood out as the most stable market in 2002. Broadcasters Televisa and TV...

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• Reality sizzles for Televisa, Azteca. (Territory Reports).

  - 2002-10-07

  MEXICO CITY Despite sharing a $70 million World Cup windfall, Televisa and TV Azteca seem set for another year of unspectacular but steady revenue growth. Indeed, some of those revs from the tournament may not really be a windfall after all...

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• Mexico: companies look to conquer Latino market in US.

  - 2001-04-18

  Mexico, Apr 16, 2001 Mexican companies are increasingly aiming their strategies at the conquest of a chunk of the 35-million strong Latino population market in the US. Strong in this department are TV Azteca and Televisa, both Mexican TV groups doing battle with other...

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• Televisa, TV Azteca Rivalry Finds New Arena.

  - 2001-03-12

  MEXICO CITY, Mar 12, 2001 The fierce rivalry between Mexican media companies Televisa and TV Azteca has spilled over from television into Internet. Televisa's Esmas.com and TV Azteca's Todito.com are vying for the hearts and minds of Mexico's estimated 1.5 million web surfers. In...

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• La guerra económica. (compañías televisivas Televisa y TV Azteca obtienen ganancias millonarias; México)(TT: The economic war) (TA: television companies Televisa and TV Azteca make big profits; Mexico)

  - 1997-11-02

  La cotización en la Bolsa de valores ha permitido a los periodistas e investigadores obtener datos que antes eran asumidos como información confidencial. Las empresas se negaban sistemáticamente a dar a conocer sus ingresos y utilidades. Esta semana, el reporte trimestral para la Bolsa Mexicana revela...

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• Soap cleans up for Azteca. (TV Azteca telenovela vying with other soap operas)

  - 1997-10-13

  MEXICO CITY The war between south-of-the-border soapmeisters has entered a new era. As Mexico's upfront ad season heats up, broadcaster TV Azteea - recently buoyed by a successful initial public offering - has something new to wave under the noses of clients: ratings...

  Tags: Televisa, TV Azteca S.A. de C.V.