ITN’s news contract with Channel 4 has been extended to the end of 1996. The deal is worth £15.5m a year to the news organisation.
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It was announced this afternoon that Lonrho has accepted an offer from The Guardian and Manchester Evening News to buy the Observer.Chairman and chief executive of GMEN Harry Roche says about the deal; “We have given an undertaking of confidentiality to Lonrho with regard to the content of our offer”.
It was announced this afternoon that Lonrho has accepted an offer from The Guardian and Manchester Evening News to buy the Observer.Chairman and chief executive of GMEN Harry Roche says about the deal; “We have given an undertaking of confidentiality to Lonrho with regard to the content of our offer”.
Meridian has issued a promise to advertisers that it will remove all centre break promotions and place them at the end of end breaks; ‘Coming Next’ promos will move from 5 to 10 seconds.
Meridian has issued a promise to advertisers that it will remove all centre break promotions and place them at the end of end breaks; ‘Coming Next’ promos will move from 5 to 10 seconds.
Red Hot Television (formerly Red Hot Dutch) has failed to change a court decision to ban the sale of decoders needed to access the station. The ban will begin on Saturday while the issue is referred to the European Court of Justice.