PPV: A whole new ball game

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Pay-television is expected to dominate television broadcasting of sport through to the new millennium, however, terrestrial channels are expected to benefit as pay-TV enters a new, less exclusive phase. Rugby League is one of a number of sports which do not want to quit the terrestrial scene, mainly due to the risk of losing sponsors as a result of lower, more selective audience figures on pay-TV.

Strategy & planning, Cable Networks, Cable and other pay TV services, Pay Television, Television broadcasting, Forecasts and trends, Pay-per-view television, Subscription television

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US imports: Trash or triumph?

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A report is presented on the importance of U.S. programmes to the U.K. television industry. An overview of twenty-five best and ten worst U.S. imports is presented.

United Kingdom, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Imports, Television programs, Rankings, Industry forecasts

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