The BBC plays a waiting game

Article Abstract:

The BBC has moved its nightly television news program from nine to ten, and its directors believe that the success of the move may not be determined for years. They also claim that the switch does not indicate a ratings war with ITV. A graph accompanying the article outlines the BBC news market share at nine and ten.

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Broadcasters wrestle to tap local news goldmine

Article Abstract:

Popularity of BBC1's regional news programs has caught the attention of other television broadcasting companies. ITV is starting local news services. An analysis of the viewers of the regional news is also presented.

Services information, Analysis, Services, Television viewers, Company market share

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News at ten: terrestrial face-off

Article Abstract:

BBC 1 and ITV will feature news programs at 10 P.M. This programming move is the first of its kind with regular programming of the same kind offered at the same time.

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