Why is Sky's tightening of its EPG rules so sensitive?

Article Abstract:

Sky has closed its electronic program guide (EPG), amidst EPG slot prices rising above 250,000 pounds sterling. Meanwhile, Michael Grade's announcement that he wants BSkyB out of ITV has led to the company's share price to dip to 91p and has fallen further to 86.2p on November 12, 2007. The EPG marketplace and ITV's falilng stocks are discussed.

Commodity & service prices, Securities issued, listed, Prices and rates, Column, Securities, Company securities, Sky Television PLC, Company pricing policy, Television program viewing guides, Television program guides, ITV PLC

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The transatlantic gap

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The growing number of entertainment channels on U.K. digital television is increasing the demand for U.S. comedy and drama just as American industry is going through a lean patch. With only a few decent TV comedy series being made in the US, the UK channels are suffering as the returns by way of revenue are constantly diminishing.

Sales & consumption, Digital television, Industry sales and revenue

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Factual entertainment

Article Abstract:

Six key broadcasters from various popular television channels round the globe share their views on factual television shows in United Kingdom.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Interview, Broadcasters

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