Testing, testing

Article Abstract:

Family Channel Studios has seen considerable changes since its purchase by Flextech in Mar 1996, according to director Nigel Pickard. Most significantly, it is being transformed into Challenge TV. The new operation will retain the gameshows and competitions which were a familiar element of Family Channel, but will also be more daring, especially in terms of encouraging interactivity with audiences. It hopes to attract 2 million callers in 1997, and believes that it has a strong presence as a niche broadcaster.

Cable Television Systems, Cable Networks, Cable and other pay TV services, Officials and employees, Cable television broadcasting industry, Cable television, Interview, Pickard, Nigel, Family Channel (UK)

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Losing on appeal

Article Abstract:

The decision of British Broadcasting Corporation not to broadcast Outlaws, a television drama because of its digital strategy is discussed.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Radio and Television Broadcasting, Radio & TV Broadcasting, British Broadcasting Corp., Television programs, Broadcasting industry, Company business management, Television dramas, Outlaws (Television program)

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