April 2013 TV market: terrestrial TV revenues down as satellite secures good growth
Commercial terrestrial television channels saw an overall decline in yearly revenues for April, with total terrestrial down -8.6% on the previous year. However, total satellite saw growth of 16.3%.
Channel 4 took the hardest revenue hit, down -15.9% – a drop of almost £8 million. This is followed by ITV, down -8.3% (a £9 million difference on the previous year).
Only Channel 5 saw any growth in the terrestrial sector, up 3.5% – but taking only £810,000 to reach £23.8 million.
Total Satellite revenue results were much stronger than the previous period, up more than £20 million to secure £147.8 million for the period.
Network Revenue
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ITV Franchise Area
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Commercial Impacts
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