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101. CTIT, ViaSat renew licensing pacts

Author

Edmunds, Marlene

Subjects
Viasat Broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Sony Pictures Television International -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Television program distribution companies -- Licensing agreements, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Company licensing agreement, Licensing agreements
Abstract

Columbia TriStar Intl. Television and ViaSat Broadcasting, an arm of Scandinavian channel launcher Modern Times Group, have renewed long-term licensing deals for both free and pay TV across the Nordic [...]

Published
1999

102. Finland Awards Digital-Terrestrial Licenses

Author

PAGNI, JOHN

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

HELSINKI, FINLAND -- The Finnish government announced the winning applicants for digital-terrestrial-TV channels last month, and there were no surprises, as the licenses were all awarded to major leaguers zooming [...]

Published
1999

103. The Learning Channel

Subjects
Discovery Communications Inc. TLC -- Licensing agreements, British Broadcasting Corp. -- Licensing agreements, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Cable networks (Television) -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

BETHESDA, MD. -- The Learning Channel will run the British Broadcasting Corp.'s live coverage of the latest royal wedding, of Prince Edward and Sophie Rhys-Jones, June 19 at 11 a.m. [...]

Published
1999

104. Fox deal hits snag

Subjects
Fox -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

About the agreement Fox and its affiliates reached last week on station payment for inventory--the devil has appeared in the details and it's not done yet. As of late Friday, [...]

Published
1999

105. MTVN 's deal for a decade

Author

McAdams, Deborah D.

Subjects
Viacom Media Networks -- Licensing agreements, AT&T Corp. -- Licensing agreements, Viacom Media Networks. Nickelodeon -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Carriage agreement with AT&T locks in MTV and Nick, doubles reach of Noggin Life is good at MTV Networks. It just secured a 10-year distribution deal with the world's biggest [...]

Published
1999

106. Scholastic Rocks the Schoolhouse; Pop-Up Video Moving Beyond Tunes

Author

STANLEY, T.L. and Ebenkamp, Becky

Subjects
Scholastic Entertainment Inc. -- Licensing agreements -- Marketing, Television broadcasting industry -- Marketing -- Licensing agreements, Licensed products, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Marketing industry -- Licensing agreements, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Retail industry, Company marketing practices, Company licensing agreement, Licensing agreements, Marketing
Abstract

Scholastic Entertainment takes on licensing, merchandising and promotional rights for its first outside property, Schoolhouse Rock, planning to target kids, young parents and teachers with an array of books, apparel, [...]

Published
1999

107. Paramount Buys ET Stake, Rysher Distribution Rights

Author

FREEMAN, MICHAEL

Subjects
RYSHER Entertainment Inc. -- Licensing agreements -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Paramount Pictures Corp. Domestic Television Div. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Licensing agreements, Cox Broadcasting Corp. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Licensing agreements, Entertainment Tonight (Television program) -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Licensing agreements, Television programs -- Production and direction, Television production companies -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Television program distribution companies -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Company acquisition/merger, Company licensing agreement, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Licensing agreements
Abstract

Ending two months of intense negotiations, Paramount Television Group has closed a complex agreement to acquire Cox Broadcasting's 50 percent stake in Entertainment Tonight and assume distribution and production of [...]

Published
1999

108. License auctions get a date

Author

McConnell, Bill and Albiniak, Paige

Subjects
Radio broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Radio broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Auctions for 178 full-power TV and radio licenses are scheduled for Sept 28, the FCC said last week. Minimum bids for the licenses are based on market size, industry cash [...]

Published
1999

109. Kiselyov, Primakov, Bolsky win Channel 6 license

Author

Prosvetova, Anna

Subjects
Russia -- Science and technology policy, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

Three former Channel 6 journalists formed a closed joint-stock company and obtained a federal license to broadcast on Channel 6. Thirteen other contenders including Media-Sotsium were also vying for the license.

Published
2002

110. Foreign ownership and control of U.S. broadcast entities.

Author

Rieman, Arthur M.

Subjects
Alien property -- Laws, regulations and rules, Broadcasting policy -- Laws, regulations and rules, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Spanish International Communications Corp., In re Fed. Communications Comm'n Release No. 86D-1 (Jan. 3, 1986)
Published
1985

111. FCC enters retrans row

Author

Szalai, Georg

Subjects
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Officials and employees, News Holdings Proprietary Ltd. -- Officials and employees -- Licensing agreements, Cablevision Associates Inc. -- Officials and employees -- Licensing agreements, Satellite communications services industry -- Officials and employees -- Licensing agreements, Chief operating officers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Chief executive officers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Chairpersons -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Publishing industry -- Officials and employees -- Licensing agreements, Publishing industry, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

FCC chairman Julius Genachowski on Tuesday called News Corp. president and COO Chase Carey and Cablevision president and CEO lames Dolan to urge them to end their war of words [...]

Published
2010

112. Dumax TV Enters Licensing Agreement with Eboundservices to Offer variety of Live TV channels

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Business, general
Abstract

Houston, Texas (PRWEB) July 10, 2014 Dumax TV Enters the licensing Agreement to Offer over 40 New TV Channels Dumax TV, a globally leading over-the-top content streaming devices, has joined [...]

Published
2014

113. Granada format 'Cold Feet' taking stroll to Mediaset

Author

Bennett, Ray

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Television production companies -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Contract agreement, Company licensing agreement, MFE-MediaForEurope N.V. -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, ITV Studios -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements
Abstract

LONDON -- Granada International said Thursday that it has licensed the format for its long-running hit comedy drama series 'Cold Feet' to Italy's Mediaset for an undisclosed figure. Nadine Nohr, […]

Published
2003

114. Music licenses affect TV-to-DVD

Author

Rivero, Enrique

Subjects
Television programs -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Television music -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Video recordings -- Licensing agreements, Contract agreement, Company licensing agreement
Abstract

Television shows may look the same--or even better--when riley appeal' on DVD. But some times, they don't sound the same. Studios frequently have to replace the music heard during the […]

Published
2003

115. ProSieben inks Par TV deal: package includes series, films to '05

Author

Gordon, Bonnie J.

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Video production companies -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Contract agreement, Company licensing agreement, Paramount Pictures Corp. -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements
Abstract

MUNICH -- ProSiebenSat.1, Germany's biggest commercial broadcasting group, has acquired exclusive free TV rights to numerous Paramount Pictures films and TV series from 2002-05, the company said Tuesday. The deal […]

Published
2003

116. Hypnotic eyes 'Darkness'

Author

Bloom, David

Subjects
Nintendo Company Ltd. -- Contracts, Nintendo Company Ltd. -- Licensing agreements, Hypnotic -- Contracts, Hypnotic -- Licensing agreements, Consumer electronics industry -- Contracts, Consumer electronics industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Contracts, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Radio/TV/entertainment industry software, Consumer electronics industry, Arts and entertainment industries, Business
Abstract

HOLLYWOOD -- Production company Hypnotic has bought exclusive feature and TV rights to Nintendo's 2002 vidgame creepfest 'Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem.' Hypnotic will spearhead development, financing, production and distribution. Agreement [...]

Published
2003

117. NBC gets good marks on Games: most are positive, but some put $2.2 bil bid too high. (Analysis)

Author

Grossman, Andrew

Subjects
Olympics -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements -- Economic aspects, Licensing agreements -- Economic aspects, Television producers and directors -- Planning -- Economic aspects, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company business planning, Contract agreement, Company licensing agreement, National Broadcasting Company Inc. NBC Sports -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements
Abstract

NEW YORK -- NBC Sports' $2.2 billion deal for the 2010 Winter and 2012 Summer Olympic Games came under the expected scrutiny Monday from television sports observers, with most giving […]

Published
2003

118. Deficit disorder: why some good pilots never get produced. (Upfront)

Author

Albiniak, Paige

Subjects
Television programs -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements -- Licensing, certification and accreditation, Television production companies -- Licensing agreements -- Licensing, certification and accreditation, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

CBS liked the idea of Joan of Arcadia, an hour domestic drama about a woman who moves to the 'burbs with her family and cop husband. It had the right [...]

Published
2003

119. German TV soccer deal inked. (The World)

Author

Roxborough, Scott

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Specialty stores -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Video production companies -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Contract agreement, Company licensing agreement, DSF -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, EM.TV -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, KarstadtQuelle AG -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements
Abstract

COLOGNE, Germany -- German kids television and tights group EM.TV, German retailer KarstadtQuelle and Swiss investor Hans-Dieter Cleven have signed a deal with Swiss firm Infront to acquire certain free-TV […]

Published
2003

120. Get with the DTV program

Author

McConnell, Bill

Subjects
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws, regulations and rules, Television broadcasting industry -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Licensing agreements -- Licensing, certification and accreditation, Digital television -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Government regulation, Digital television, Company licensing agreement, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

The threat of license revocations appears to be keeping the DTV transition on track. Of the 71 laggard TV stations that failed to justify missing last year's May deadline for [...]

Published
2003

121. German soccer rights in flux. (The World)

Author

Roxborough, Scott

Subjects
Soccer -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts -- Germany, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Contract agreement, Company licensing agreement, ARD -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts
Abstract

BERLIN -- German pubcaster ARD could be back in the running for the free-TV rights to Germany's top soccer league, the Bundesliga, after rights group Infront rejected the latest bid […]

Published
2003

122. Peacock, Bravo lock up 'Chicago' television rights. (News)

Author

Littleton, Cynthia

Subjects
Chicago (Motion picture) -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Cable television -- Licensing agreements, Motion pictures -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Cable television/data services, Contract agreement, Company licensing agreement, National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Bravo Cable Network -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts
Abstract

NBC and Bravo have caught some of 'Chicago's' razzle-dazzle. The peacock has licensed broadzast and basic cable TV tights to the Renee Zellweger/Catherine Zeta-Jones musical from Miramax Films. NBC announced […]

Published
2003

123. 'Bachelor' puts moves on BBC. (Digest)

Author

Wallenstein, Andrew

Subjects
The Bachelor (Television program) -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Television program distribution companies -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Contract agreement, Company licensing agreement, Warner Bros. International Television Distribution -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, British Broadcasting Corp. -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements
Abstract

NEW YORK -- Warner Bros. International Television has licensed format rights to the ABC series 'The Bachelor' to the BBC. A U.K. version will begin airing next month on BBC […]

Published
2003

124. The future for formats: hybridization

Subjects
Television programs -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements -- Forecasts and trends, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements -- Forecasts and trends, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Business, Telecommunications industry, Contract agreement, Market trend/market analysis, Company licensing agreement, Contracts, Licensing agreements, Forecasts and trends
Abstract

What kinds of formats are finding fortune, and how can they be built to last? The recent stunning success of Fox's reality series Joe Millionaire has prompted a few questions [...]

Published
2003

125. RTL runs with DIC's 'Madeline'. (News)

Author

Brennan, Steve

Subjects
Super RTL -- Licensing agreements, DIC Entertainment L.P. -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Video production companies -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Los Angeles-based animation house DIC Entertainment has scored several major international sales for its children's programming slate, including a sale of its series 'Madeline' to Super RTL in Germany. The [...]

Published
2002

126. Canada's first DTT license

Subjects
CHUM Ltd. CHUM Television -- Licensing agreements -- Licensing, certification and accreditation, Canadian Radio Television and Telecommunications Commission -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements -- Licensing, certification and accreditation, High-definition television -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Business, Telecommunications industry, High-definition television, Company licensing agreement, Licensing agreements, Licensing, certification and accreditation
Abstract

Chum TV has submitted an application to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) for a digital over-the-air license for its Toronto station Citytv. This license will allow for the [...]

Published
2002

127. Maverick shakes up Mexico's b'casting industry

Author

Hecht, John

Subjects
Argos Comunicacion -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

MEXICO CITY -- Braving the battle zone is nothing new for Epigmenio Ibarra. His prolific career as a war correspondent has taken him to the Persian Gulf Sarajevo and into [...]

Published
2002

128. France mulling bump in TV fee to aid pubcasters. (The World)

Author

Masters, Charles

Subjects
France -- Laws, regulations and rules, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Licenses -- Political aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Government regulation, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

PARIS -- France Minister of Culture and Communication Jean-Jacques Aillagon wants a 3% increase in the cost of a television license, the obligatory tax that funds public service broadcasting, ministerial [...]

Published
2002

129. Telemundo sails to Island: makes deal with Fox for new Spanish--language version of reality series. (Network TV)

Author

Consoli, John

Subjects
Fox World -- Licensing agreements, FOX Television Studios -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Telemundo Communications Group Inc. -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Temptation Island (Television program) -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Television programs -- Production and direction, Television production companies -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Contract agreement, Company licensing agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications
Abstract

While Fox's risque reality series, Temptation Island, no longer airs on the network, the show is still bringing in big dollars. Fox Television Studios, through its Fox World International production [...]

Published
2002

130. CRTC awards Rogers, Craig Ontario licenses. (The World)

Author

Reveler, Norma

Subjects
Canadian Radio Television and Telecommunications Commission -- Laws, regulations and rules, Rogers Communications Inc. -- Licensing agreements -- Laws, regulations and rules, Craig Broadcast Systems Inc. -- Licensing agreements -- Laws, regulations and rules, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Government regulation, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

OTTAWA -- Canada's broadcast regulator on Monday granted privately owned broadcaster Craig Broadcast Systems and cable giant Rogers Communications Inc. licenses for two new over-the-air TV stations in the already [...]

Published
2002

131. U.K. b'casters in bidding battle over 'Simpsons'. (The World)

Author

Andrews, Sam

Subjects
The Simpsons (Television program) -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Contract agreement, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

LONDON -- Amid a fog of spin, a bidding war for U.K. terrestrial rights to 'The Simpsons' broke out Monday, with reports suggesting that close to $1 million per episode [...]

Published
2002

132. WB, TBS use synergy for $160 mil 3 'Rings' circus

Author

Andreeva, Nellie

Subjects
New Line Cinema Corp. -- Licensing agreements, Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. -- Licensing agreements, The WB Television Network -- Licensing agreements, Motion pictures -- Licensing agreements -- Production and direction, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Motion picture industry -- Licensing agreements, Television networks, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting of films -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

It's no fantasy: The WB Network is poised to make its first megabucks film acquisition in tandem with its Turner Broadcasting cable sibling through pending deal with New Line Cinema [...]

Published
2002

133. CME exec blasts Czech gov't for extending Nova license. (The World)

Author

Holdsworth, Nick

Subjects
Central European Media Enterprises Group -- Management -- Licensing agreements, Nova TV -- Licensing agreements -- Management, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company business management, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

PRAGUE -- The Czech Radio and Television Broadcasting Council's decision last week to extend Nova TV's license until 2017 is illegal and should be struck down, Central European Media Enterprises [...]

Published
2002

134. 5 nets on court for NBA deal: $4.6 bil, six-year pact will put 250 games a season on TV. (News)

Author

McConville, Jim

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting of sports -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international, National Basketball Association -- Licensing agreements
Abstract

NEW YORK--The NBA's new television deal will spread about 250 games over five networks, raising the specter that the league's dwindling viewership could be fragmented further. After two months of [...]

Published
2002

135. Switching channels: FCC readies plan to help clear 52-59 spectrum for new services. (Washington)

Author

McConnell, Bill

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television stations -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

The government is urging broadcasters to get off ch. 52-59, but TV could remain a key service on that spectrum. Two-way TV is among the new services that will be [...]

Published
2001

136. Universal monsters mash; RAI 'Dracula' stakes claim. (MIPCOM)

Author

Brennan, Steve and Masters, Charles

Subjects
Universal Studios Television Distribution -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements -- Joint ventures, Radiotelevisione Italiana -- Contracts -- Licensing agreements -- Joint ventures, Television programs -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Joint ventures -- Licensing agreements -- Contracts, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Company joint venture, Contract agreement, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Classic horror characters stalked the Croisette in Cannes as Frankenstein and Dracula vied for the spotlight in separate deals inked Tuesday. Universal has licensed terrestrial television rights to a collection [...]

Published
2001

138. Alan Bond's equity bind

Author

Beatson, Jim

Subjects
Bond Media Ltd. -- Finance, Foreign investments -- Australia, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Business, Business, international, Business, regional
Abstract

ALAN BOND'S EQUITY BIND Ever since Lord Thomson discovered that a television franchise 'is a licence to print your own money', television barons, and especially Australian ones, have kept close [...]

Published
1990

139. On the Channel 48 comeback trail

Author

Yagod, Ben

Subjects
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Cases, WKBS, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Television) -- Finance, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Television stations -- Finance, General interest, Regional focus/area studies
Published
1985

140. Misrepresentation and the FCC.

Author

Murchison, Brian C.

Subjects
fraud -- Cases, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Deregulation, Radio broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Cases
Published
1985

141. Station flipping: looking for the smoking gun

Subjects
Government regulation, Company business planning, Company acquisition/merger, Company licensing agreement, Speculation -- Laws, regulations and rules, Television broadcasting policy -- Planning -- Laws, regulations and rules, Television stations -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Acquisitions and mergers -- Laws, regulations and rules, KKR & Company Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Licensing agreements, United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Planning
Abstract

Station flipping: looking for a smoking gun Speculators' killings in the market start talk of return to three-year rule, but evidence of harm to station operation is lacking If the [...]

Published
1986

142. Britain awards digital licenses

Subjects
Digital television, Company licensing agreement, Sky Group Ltd. -- Licensing agreements, British Broadcasting Corp. -- Licensing agreements, ITV Digital -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Digital television -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements
Abstract

A group including the BBC and Rupert Murdoch's BSkyB won the licenses today of the failed broadcaster ITV Digital, promising free channels to help Britain become the world's first fully […]

Published
2002

143. Nonstate TV in Russia wins license to broadcast

Author

Tavernise, Sabrina

Subjects
Company licensing agreement, TV-6 (Russia) -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Journalists -- Russia -- Political activity, Freedom of the press -- Russia, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Russia -- Media coverage
Abstract

A team of Russian journalists, shut off the airwaves in January in bankruptcy proceedings they say were rigged, scored a victory today when they won the right to continue broadcasting […]

Published
2002

145. TV giants court China for a sliver of 1.2 billion

Author

Smith, Craig S. and Fabrikant, Geraldine

Subjects
Company licensing agreement, News Holdings Proprietary Ltd. -- Licensing agreements, Warner Media L.L.C. -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Mass media policy -- China -- Social aspects, China -- Social aspects
Abstract

AOL Time Warner and the News Corporation are both expected to win licenses soon from the Chinese government that will allow them to broadcast television programming into a portion of […]

Published
2001

146. Tackling NFL rights will be expensive

Author

Lafayette, Jon

Subjects
Football (Professional) -- Economic aspects, Television broadcasting of sports -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Mass communications, National Football League -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Fox's last deal set the stakes NEW YORK - As NFL teams play exhibition games to warm up for the football season, TV executives are warming up for a scrimmage [...]

Published
1997

147. Longer license fee deals alarm studios

Author

Schneider, Michael

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Mass communications
Abstract

LOS ANGELES - Score one for the networks. Television studios are bracing for network demands that would raise the license fee terms for new series to five to 5 1/2 [...]

Published
1997

148. Clinton calls for free airtime; broadcasters call plan for federal candidates unconstitutional and unworkable

Author

Fleming, Heather

Subjects
Electioneering -- Advertising -- Laws, regulations and rules, Television broadcasting industry -- Political activity -- Licensing agreements, Social responsibility -- Laws, regulations and rules, Television and politics -- Laws, regulations and rules, Political campaigns -- Advertising -- Laws, regulations and rules, Digital television -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Government regulation, Digital television, Company licensing agreement, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Broadcasters call plan for federal candidates unconstitutional and unworkable President Clinton thinks free airtime for federal candidates is a price that broadcasters should pay for their digital TV licenses. But [...]

Published
1997

149. Whose ox gets gored?

Author

Mundy, Alicia

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Licensing agreements, Social responsibility -- Laws, regulations and rules, Digital television -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Public interest -- Laws, regulations and rules, Broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Government regulation, Digital television, Company licensing agreement, Speeches, lectures and essays, Licensing agreements, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Maybe nobody's, as White House makes nice When Vice President Al Gore held a press conference last week to outline the Clinton administration's stance on broadcasting and the public interest, [...]

Published
1997

150. Ruling on licensing fees favors TV broadcasters

Author

Jeffrey, Don

Subjects
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers -- Laws, regulations and rules, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Licensing agreements -- Laws, regulations and rules, Television broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Government regulation, Company licensing agreement
Abstract

NEW YORK--The long conflict between television broadcasters and ASCAP over licensing fees for music played on the air has come closer to resolution with a federal court ruling that approves […]

Published
1994

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