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If it is VM then it will probably be becuase of skys desent into radio. (Wow did I sound like Mr State-the-obvioius) |
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£5bn debt is a bloody hefty amount! What the bloody hell have they been doing?!
They need to sort this out... We need some money pumping into this Company. We have half the Customers Sky has, yet Sky has a Credit! And aquisitions of more companies is ADDING to the debt! |
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Sky One's new US reality series Pirate Master found itself grounded on its first outing, getting 159,000 viewers and a share of just 1% of multichannel homes. The ensuing second episode only managed 57,000 (0.2%).
The 16-part series from Mark Burnett Productions, which sees contestants on a pirate galleon competing for prize money, launched at 7pm with 218,000 (1.65%) and saw its audience decline over the hour to 97,000 (0.62%) in the final 15 minutes. Despite being given a helping hand with the 400th episode of The Simpsons performing strongly at 6.30pm with 725,000 (5.62%), the first edition of the reality show was significantly below the channel's slot average for the year so far of 425,000 (2.46%). On other Channels that the time: [ Channels who beat Sky One ] -ITV2's film Sister Act. The two-hour movie gained 475,000 (3.01%). -A repeat of Friends on E4 with 322,000 (2.13%) at 7.30pm. -BBC3 also managed to get the upper hand over Sky One with The Real Hustle at 7pm on 229,000 (1.68%) which was followed by Dog Borstal Unleashed with 204,000 (1.35%). Info from Broadcast. Full Story here. http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/broadc...StoryID=169408 |
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Did you know: News Corp [ Who own Fox Films & TV, Star TV, The Sun & The Times newspapers and own 30% of BSKYB. ] also own My Space.
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Yes I did. :P
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ITN chief executive Mark Wood has said the news operation wouldn't rule out supplying news for a 24-hour TV news channel, if approached by another broadcaster. Recently there has been speculation that cable group Virgin Media is considering launching its own news channel to rival Sky News and BBC News 24, with some reports suggesting it may look to partner with a news producer such as ITN.
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Dont panic, the £5bn Debt is the loan they got from the Government- they still havent paid off the network they own, which means bad news for me (they wont be rolling out to any other areas any time soon) - ontop of this debt they have (as you say) got all the takeover £££ Oh and BTW. for "legal reasons" Telewest "bought" NTL - (worked out cheaper but i cant remember the reason) ^ Or at least - thats what my research has told me about these two problems. Oh if only VM would move closer :angel: :-) |
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It will take years to pay off the debt. However once it has done SKY know they would be in trouble. SKY cannot compete in america and this is there biggest fear. Incidently apparantly Hull seperate cable company kingston comunications is up for offers by there council will Virgin media take this too. Would that then make virgin media the only cable company in the uk or is there any more out there |
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There are two more, the 'Small World' in the far north west of England and South Scotland, and Wight Cable which is only available on the Isle of Wight.
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