Looking good on C5

Article Abstract:

The future looks good for Channel 5 with the merger of Pearson TV and CLT-Ufa, its two biggest shareholders, and the appointment of Richard Eyre as chairman.

Statistical Data Included, Management, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Eyre, Richard (Broadcasting executive), Pearson TV

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Terrestrial invader

Article Abstract:

In Febuary 2000 Europe's largest broadcaster, CLT-Ufa, will raise its stake in Channel 5 from 29% up to 35.4%. President and CEO Remy Sautter wants his Luxembourg-based company to be the lead shareholder of C5.

Investments, Interview, Securities, Sautter, Remy

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More Carlton casualties

Article Abstract:

There are three Carlton executives, Nick Bullen, Richard Clemmow and David Mercer, who have failed to find jobs in ITV PLC, in addition to a lot more. This only provides further evidence that the merger has become a Granada takeover.

Officials and employees, Company acquisition/merger, Carlton Communications PLC, ITV PLC

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