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04 Sep 2007 | by Kate Gibbs
Independent publisher Visual Talent is launching a biannual luxury magazine on September 20 targeting "affluent alpha males with money to spend".
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ITV's chief calls for public service remit to be dropped
18 Sep 2007 | by Emma Barnett
ITV's executive chairman has called for the broadcaster's public service requirements to be dropped...to move the money around in a way that keeps the public and shareholders interested." He also expressed ... . Grade also addressed Channel 4 chief executive Andy Duncan on the issue of public funding. He told Duncan C4 should be privatised, rather than turn to public money, as it would lose its independence ...
ABCs - Food/Music and Film - Magazines feast on nation's love affair with food
21 Aug 2007 | by Danuta Kean
Celebrity chefs, television's love affair with cookery and the national obsession with healthy...for the second year running: 15.3% year on year. Meanwhile, paid-for customer publication Sainsbury's Magazine ...
Off the Fence - Should Channel 4 receive a £100m public subsidy?
17 Apr 2007 | by Media Week
This should come with a tightly defined remit on what constitutes true public service broadcasting ... commercial remit for US acquisitions. Despite constant criticism of its public service credentials, we would ... that the public will value. NO - PAUL ROBINSON, MANAGING DIRECTOR, KIDSCO Channel 4 was set up more than 20 ...
The Search Works prepares for initial public offering
20 Mar 2007 | by James Livesley
LONDON - Search marketing agency The Search Works is poised to launch an initial public offering...company s shares to investors on a public stock exchange, intended mainly to raise capital. Hynes added ...
ABC Supplement - Fading interest in home affairs sees sales slide
20 Feb 2007 | by Karen Higginbottom
A lacklustre home interest sector has seen two casualties fold within a year of their respective launches.
A public service for an online generation
30 Jan 2007 | by James Livesley
With Ofcom turning its attention to online public services, James Livesley looks at what...public service sector, hence communications regulator Ofcom s extension last week of its Public Service Publisher (PSP) initiative from broadcast to online. In its first review of public service broadcasting (PSB) in 2005, the regulator found that, while there was still support for public service programming ...
Leader: Public service broadcasting deal cuts both ways
23 Jan 2007 | by Steve Barrett
of the main players are likely to admit it in public.
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