Aerial owner

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The BBC has struck a deal believed to be worth more than 210 million pounds sterling to sell its 740 transmitter sites in the UK to Castle Tower Corp (CTC), a US company which is mainly involved in installing and managing telecommunications aerials. The deal includes a 10-year contract to transmit BBC1 and 2 in analogue and BBC national and local analogue radio. Some observers believe that CTC plans to expand its international activities, with UK television serving as a base from which to enter digital broadcasting.

Management, Planning, British Broadcasting Corp., Investments, Digital television, Castle Tower Corp.

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Details of Dutch TV giant are confirmed

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CLT of Luxembourg, a media group, VNU of the Netherlands, a publisher, and Endemol Entertainment and Veronica, both television companies, are to combined their broadcast interests to form a major commercial TV venture. Programming, production and advertsing sales will be co-ordinated by Veronica and RTL, a subsidiary of CLT, and sister channel RTL 5. The new alliance will be called Holland Media Group.

Verenigde Nederlandse Uitgeversbedrijven B.V., CLT

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