Hunting for Fox

Article Abstract:

Rod Henwood is the 33-year-old managing director of Fox Kids Network (UK), following a few brief weeks as managing director of the Warner Channel UK. Time Warner's decision to abandon its strategy of launching an international network of channels was taken following its merger with Turner Broadcasting System and the new channel failed to broadcast. Henwood's plan for his new channel is to strengthen its schedule through image-building, global rebranding and cable distribution, a challenge which he relishes.

Telephone communications, exc. radio, Satellite Telecommunications, Satellite TV Communications, Commercial TV Stations, Management, Direct broadcast satellite television, Satellite television, Television programs for children, Commercial television stations, Henwood, Rod, Fox Kids Network (UK)

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Telly babies

Article Abstract:

Broadcast magazine's sponsored Television and Young People scheme delegates at the 1997 Edinburgh International TV Festival are aware that the UK television industry is extremely competitive. However, they have ambitions of a successful career in television in areas including directing, producing and operating news cameras. Some have already gained experience in television through work placement schemes, and this has generally made them even more enthusiastic about a career in television.

Television broadcasting industry, Television broadcasting, Employment

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