The pitch invasion

Article Abstract:

In 1960s BBC's coverage of the international sporting events with just three cameras was unchallenged by its rivals. However, the turn of 1990s introduced the world with new sophisticated battery of technology adopted by broadcasters like Channel 4 and Sky to attract more number of viewers.

International Affairs, Management dynamics, Intnl Sports Activities, Management, Innovations, Technology application, Company business management, International sports, Radio/TV/entertainment industry software

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England score biggest share for BBC1 since last World Cup

Article Abstract:

England's first 2006 World Cup soccer match against Paraguay attracted 12.9 million viewers for British Broadcasting Corporation1. The market shares for other soccer matches broadcasted on BBC1 and Independent Television 1 are also presented.

Market share, Television programs, Company market share, World Cup (Soccer), 2006 AD

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Making sure the show goes on

Article Abstract:

At the Mipcom conference in Cannes, France broadcast industry leaders meet despite United States bombing raids on Afghanistan and a television recession. No huge deals are announced, but business is conducted as usual.

France, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Economic aspects, Finance, Column, Broadcasting, Cannes, France, Afghanistan Conflict, 2001-

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