Forecasting senility at 50

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United Kingdom based Independent Television (ITV) which is going to celebrate 50th anniversary have to analyze its action plans for the future. Critics of the Television industry feel that the shares of the ITV are low, as they are not broadcasting good programs to grab the attention of the audience.

Author: Bell, Emily
Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Company business forecast/projection, Company forecasts, Independent Television. ITV Interactive Div.

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Does the future add up?

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Television broadcasting companies are unable to capture the attention of adequate audience for their shows. Even so, there is a rush for producing programs for Internet. This does not seem a logical trend for future because the returns generated from television viewing are more than that on net.

Author: Bell, Emily
Motion picture & video production, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Television production companies, Industry forecasts, Internet television

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The BBC's runaway train

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Lorraine Heggessy has taken over BBC 1 and needs to turn around its falling ratings. The battle back could take a year, and even though ITV is its main channel competition, digital television will also play a part in BBC 1's ratings.

Author: Bell, Emily
Statistical Data Included, Management, Services, Television broadcasting, British Broadcasting Corp., Column, Digital television, Independent Television, Heggessy, Lorraine

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Subjects list: United Kingdom, Television broadcasting industry, Market share, Company market share
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