The Great British buyers guide

Article Abstract:

Several programming acquisition executives from the UK television broadcasting industry will be attending the Mip 97 programming market at Cannes, France, in Apr 97. The aquisition teams are due to attend both Cannes and the LA Screenings in Spring 1997. They hope to purchase a variety of programs including films, childrens programs and comedy and drama series. Each team has its own purchasing strategy and budgetary limitations. The team from ITV are hoping to purchase some films whilst BBC TV executives are unsure if they will find anything suitable for a UK audience.

Purchasing, Exhibitions, Television programs, Television program distribution companies

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Occupying the middle ground

Article Abstract:

Central television has revealed a 62% increase in programming hours supplied to the network in 1995, compared to 1994. The unit made up 66% of its parent company Carlton's operating profit; and it has also reported increased advertising revenue. An overview of Central's recent performance is given, including details of local TV in the Midlands, BBC Pebble Mill, and local views by independent producers and facility houses.

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Bucking the trend

Article Abstract:

Broadcast reviews the United Kingdom media market with a winners and losers list for 2001. Winners include media personalities like Liz Murdoch and Tony Ball and market trends like interactive television and text messaging. Losers include downsized television executives and cancelled television channels.

United Kingdom

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