Drowning by numbers

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom is seeing growth in the number of cable television movie channels which are being offered despite the fact that the numbers for watching movies on terrestrial television has dropped, and the number of people going to the theater to see movies was at its highest since 1972 at 143 million in the year 2000. The introduction of pay-per-view movie services and digital television are giving consumers even more choices, making the crowded cable movie channel market even more competitive. Industry executives claim that consumers like the choice they are being offered, and appreciate the movies that movie channels run which cannot be seen on free television.

Television Broadcasting, Television broadcasting stations, Services information, Motion Picture Theaters, Motion Picture and Video Exhibition, Cable TV Movie Networks, Statistical Data Included, Services, Television broadcasting industry, Movie theaters, Cable networks (Television), Pay-per-view television, Movie networks (Television)

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Top 30 BBC2, Channel 4 and Channel 5

Article Abstract:

The top 30 programs for BBC2, Channel 4 and Channel 5 are listed. Channel 4's Big Brother fills the top two positions with 5.57 million viewers for Friday of the week ending July 15, 2001 and 5.19 million viewers for Thursday of the same week. Channel 4 holds the top nine slots in the 30-program list.

Cable television

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Digital refuseniks will lose BBC2 first

Article Abstract:

Television viewers in the United Kingdom, who are unwilling to change to digital transmission, will not receive many premier channels including BBC2 (British Broadcasting Corporation), as the analogue switch begins in 2008. A complete overview is presented in this context.

Services introduction, New Products/Services, British Broadcasting Corp., Company service introduction, Service introduction

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