City-TV treads Mersey beat

Article Abstract:

City-TV has been operating for one year in Liverpool, United Kingdom, (UK), and two companies are competing with each other for the top position. Channel One is owned by the Daily Mail and General Trust. Live TV is owned by Mirror Group and both services reach 79,000 homes. Live TV has a 1.41% audience share against 0.5% by Channel One. Both companies agree that there is a demand for local news channels in Liverpool. Channel One runs half-hour news bulletins 24 hours per day plus other features while Live TV shows half-hour slots of local news and other material from London, UK.

Cable TV News Networks, Management, Cable television, Cable networks (Television), News networks (Television), Live TV, Channel One Liverpool

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Filming a labour of love

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The skills like logistics, timing and sensitivity needed for recording six births across England are discussed. Such skills were required for the making of the television program Mum + One produced for Discovery Health.

United Kingdom, Television producers and directors, Television producers (Persons), Discovery Communications Inc. Discovery Channel

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The American way

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The US subscription channel, HBO has built, both a business and a creative reputation based on quality drama UK would love to follow. However, it is faced with a number of obstacles, and the same are discussed.

Home Box Office Inc.

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