Channel 4 draws us into a tale of profits and PSB

Article Abstract:

Channel 4 cross subsidizes some programmes that earn between 6% to 8% ratings each that cost it about [pounds sterling]100 million a year. A new concept, stealth public service broadcasting (PSB) was mooted to describe a documentary that comes up immediately after a popular show. Strictly Come Dancing on BBC1 drew 6.5 million viewers against ITV1Es The X Factor with 7.2 million.

Rankings, 2004 AD

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Saint Bob provides some light relief from reality

Article Abstract:

A review of the weekly television audience ratings is presented. Live 8 music program organized by Bob Geldof, rock musician cum philanthropist, is also appreciated. Geldof has been nicknamed as Saint Bob.

Appreciation, Live 8, 2005

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Are blockbuster soaps slipping out of favor?

Article Abstract:

The market share for big television programs like "Big Brother" decreased slightly in the final week of May, 2006. The market shares of various other programs are presented.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Market share, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Company market share

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