Mittal and president of the European Central Bank, Jean-Claude Trichet. Earlier this month, Time ...
Liberal Democrat, said he will not be "governed by instinct" when it comes to making a ruling. He said: "I ... -general Lord Birt also called for the government and regulators to "resist News Corporation's desire" out ... to secure Government approval for the deal. James Murdoch is reported to be particularly annoyed ...
and follows the Government s decision earlier this year to allow product placement in UK TV programmes, as a ...
Delaney said he was leaving to pursue "new opportunities" and intends to publish his third book and work on a new television show for Comedy Central. He was appointed editor in September last year, replacing Julian Linley , who moved to the new role of creative director (TV) at Bauer Media in the same ...
slot after concerns were raised over Lord Sugar's role as a government adviser around the time ...
contract, underwritten by existing broadcasters. Local TV groups have welcomed the Government s plans ...
Commercial broadcasters must underwrite £15m a year in ad revenue if the Government's plans...In the Shott report into the commercial viability of local television a Government steering group said local TV is "unlikely to be viable" if it is dependent on local advertising revenues. The report ... from the BBC, the Government may need to facilitate access to national ad revenue. The report ...
the BBC would work with the Government "to assess the level of investment needed to boost the local tier ... Government s spending review, froze the licence fee for the next six years and added the funding ...
fashionably late for work, making the lobby feel more like a central London bar than the UK s original media ...
secretary Jeremy Hunt set to push through his plans despite a "downbeat" Government report.
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