ITC set to direct ITV on late night news (Independent Television Commission asks Independent Television to shift news slot)

Article Abstract:

United Kingdom's Independent Television Commission orders Independent Television PLC to move its late evening news schedule, following conflict with Independent Television Commission's directives about its programming.

Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Services information, Broadcasting-Programming, Services, Broadcasting, United Kingdom. Independent Television Commission, Independent Television PLC.

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Debate highlights PSB funding issue

Article Abstract:

At the RTS conference, held in the fall, debate surrounded the notion that increased public service funds rivalry could limit the scope of the public sector broadcasters in the United Kingdom. The government, over a three year span, intends to invest 1 billion pounds sterling to nurture public services, delivered digitally.

Radio & TV communications equipment, Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Digital Video Processors, Finance, Brief Article, Broadcasting equipment, Digital television equipment, Television equipment industry

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A recipe for new media

Article Abstract:

Channel 4 signed the new media rights deal with producers alliance for cinema and television (PACT), after a long negotiations. The implications of these rights on Channel 4's relationship with independent television producers are analyzed.

United States, Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Legal/Government Regulation, Government regulation, Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, Independent television stations, Channel 4 Television Co.

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• Abstracts: ITC relaxes rule for ITV regional shows. (Independent Television Commission makes some allowance for Independent Television programs)

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