Murdoch Jnr bids to keep top talent

Article Abstract:

James Murdoch took over as chief executive of BSkyB. Investors feel that it was not a fair selection for the post. Murdoch, with his appointed Richard Freudenstein as 2nd in command, has to prove himself soon to placate people.

Telephone communications, exc. radio, Executive changes & profiles, Communication services, not elsewhere classified, Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Executives, Murdoch, James

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BSkyB raises sights to target 8 million

Article Abstract:

Tony Ball, CEO of BSkyB announced that the company expects to sign up 8 million subscribers by the end of 2005. The article also provides statistics about company profits, programming costs, and customer churn.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Financial management, Labor Distribution by Employer, Finance, Forecasts and trends, Statistics, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Market trend/market analysis, BSY, Company financing, Ball, Tony

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Cancelled. The axeman cometh

Article Abstract:

Television shows in the U.K. are getting an ever-diminishing airtime to prove their worth. In an effort to remove new but poor-rated shows, some wonder if slow-burn classics will also be dispatched.

Product development, Production management, Industry Overview, Television programs

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