Childs prodigy

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Ted Childs will leave his position as managing director of Central Films at the end of 1995, having been a leading player in giving the channel a dominant position in popular drama over recent years. He has become closely linked with drama successes such as 'Peak Practice' and 'Kavanagh QC,' but his most successful production was 'Inspector Morse,' which ran to five series over seven years. He is now likely to remain in touch with Carlton as a script developer.

Influence, Interview, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Television producers and directors, Television directors, Television producers (Persons), Childs, Ted

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BSkyB avoids OFT probe

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BSkyB has avoided a Monopolies and Mergers Commission investigation into its dominance of the UK secondary TV market by agreeing to new conditions for programming supply to cable operators. Cable operators had complained that they had to agreed to carry all Sky owned channels to be eligible for a BSkyB discount scheme. BSkyB will now introduce a graduated discount scheme.

British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC

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SelecTV channel boosted by BBC screening promise

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SelecTV has forged a deal with the BBC that guarantees early cable windows for programming produced for the corporation. Supply deals have also been signed with Yorkshire Television, Anglia, Scottish Television and Central Television. The cable channel is also aiming to secure basic tier carriage deals with major UK cable operators.

Cable and other pay TV services, British Broadcasting Corp., SelecTV

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