PROFILE: Programming power - Mark Thompson, Chief executive, Channel 4
20 Dec 2001 | by DANIEL ROGERS
schedule," he says. But the financial pressure is exacerbated by the loss-making 4 Ventures ...
by the AT&T board. The new company will dominate the US cable market and will tower over AOL Time Warner's Time Warner Cable, which has 12.7m subscribers and is the US's second-biggest cable firm. Since then, AT&T has received interest from a number of companies including AOL Time Warner and Cox ...
schedule," he says. But the financial pressure is exacerbated by the loss-making 4 Ventures ...
also unveiled AOL-Time Warner as an official partner. AOL will explore a number of media ...
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with this pilot and felt it was a genuinely distinctive offer at breakfast time." Channel 4 director ...
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Mark Thompson, the director of television at the BBC, has been tipped to become the new chief executive of Channel 4. The board of the fourth terrestrial broadcaster met this week to discuss the final candidates to succeed Michael Jackson, the former chief executive. - Financial Times. ...
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