Wright buys into Portman

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Chris Wright, chairman of Chrysalis, has bought a 60% personal stake in Portman Film and TV, which is the distributor of shows like ITVEs drama Doc Martin. He will assume the chairmanship of Portman, replacing the present chairman Richard King, who will continue as a director. The new chief executive, Jeremy Fox, has announced that he will be focusing on strengthening the television segment of Portman by adding high-end dramas.

Chrysalis TV Group, Chairpersons, Wright, Chris, Portman Entertainment

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TV Corp shareholders hit out over Salmon hiring

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Major stakeholders of The Television Corporation (TV Corp) are resenting the appointment of former BBC director of sport, Peter Salmon as TV Corp's new chief executive. The stakeholders expressed concerns on the procedure of Salmon's appointment.

Financial management, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Investor relations, Salmon, Peter

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Salmon quits after Tinopolis takeover

Article Abstract:

Independent television producer, Tinopolis, has acquired TV Corporation. This has prompted the resignation of Peter Salmon, TV Corporation's chief executive officer.

Tinopolis

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