Berlusconi sells despite his high-profile No Vote

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In a recent referendum on media ownership in Italy, the majority of voters rejected proposals which would have forced media magnate Silvio Berlusconi to sell off two of the three televisions networks owned by his Fininvest group. However, he has announced that he will still be going ahead with the sale of a majority stake in his television interests. Voters also rejected proposals which would have reduced the amount of commercial breaks permitted during televised films and limited to two the number of stations which can be represented by a single airtime sales house.

Planning

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Mammi - vice or virtue?

Article Abstract:

A referendum on Italian media issues will take place on June 11, 1995. The left-wing 'progressive' coalition wants media legislation to be changed. Silvio Berlusconi, former prime minister and media magnate, will be threatened by the referendum. It is proposed that a person will only be allowed to own one network. Berlusconi currently owns three.

TV Networks, Management, Laws, regulations and rules, Television networks, Mass media

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