Dealing in reality

Article Abstract:

David Lyle, chief executive of 24-hour reality television channel Fox Reality, got the rights to broadcast "Driving School" and "There's Something About Miriam" to American viewers on MipTV.

Cable Television Systems, Cable Networks, Cable and other pay TV services, Cable television broadcasting industry, Lyle, David

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Murdoch moves to take on Freeview

Article Abstract:

The strategies of BSKYB chief executive James Murdoch against Freeview regarding the introduction of proposed 200-channel freesat facility to lure the 47% of residents are presented.

Telephone communications, exc. radio, Communication services, not elsewhere classified, Executives, Satellite communications services industry, British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC, Murdoch, James

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Reality TV gets sporty

Article Abstract:

The sporting arena will soon see celebrity reality television shows in the fall of 2003. Television broadcasters are securing celebrities to engage in a series of sport-based shows.

Television programs, Reality television programs

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