TV distribution sector to surge past 1 billion pounds

Article Abstract:

The television distribution industry of the United Kingdom has grown 18.9% in its total turn-over, registering revenues of around 940 million pounds in the fiscal year ending in April 2007. The combined turnover of the industry's top four players BBC Worldwide, IMG Media, Granada International and Fremantle Media Enterprises has driven this growth. The financial performance and trends in UK's TV industry are given.

Sales & consumption, Growth, Company growth, Industry sales and revenue

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Mipcom on my mind, but which UK shows shine?

Article Abstract:

Factual entertainment is performing well in global markets, with "The Apprentice" earning a 28% share and "Big Brother" listing a 26% share in their final episodes. Factual documentaries, hobbies and leisure programs are also selling well, with "How We Built Britain" getting a 22% share. Audience share ratings of other shows, as well as trends in television programming in the UK, are also discussed.

Market share, Television programs, Company market share

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