AIR's FM TUNE STRIKES A LOW NOTE

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All India Radio (AIR) has taken off private operators like Times FM, Radio Mid-Day and HMV FM from its FM channel in June 1998 as they were resisting its efforts to increase broadcast fees. AIR now earns about Rs70 lakh per month from its four FM metro channels but industry source say that its earning potential is very much more. Experts say that AIR has not been able to generate more revenues from its FM channels as its programmes have not been of very good quality while advertising agencies feel that AIR is not open to innovative packages and programmes. (khr)

India, Services discontinued

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France: the 'feel good' factor returns

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The French market for management buyouts is showing increasing signs of optimism, and France comprised the largest European market, or 25% of European activity in value terms in 1993. Family firms have been one source of this activity, though the recession has also meant that companies have financial difficulty have also become involved. Prices appear to be under downward pressure and trade buyers are tending to concentrate on their core activities.

Economic aspects, France, Management buyouts

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"Good morning VI-ET-NAM!"

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Independent Radio Group chief executive Michael Connelly is confident that the British commercial radio stations business will grow in value in the near future. The company was floated on the Alternative Investment Market for 9.7 million pounds sterling in Oct 1995 and has acquired three major radio broadcasting companies since then. Analysts believe the company will start making a profit in 1998.

Radio broadcasting stations, Officials and employees, Interview, Independent Radio Group, Connelly, Michael (American writer)

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