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News Corporation’s first-quarter profits down 30% after drop in television advertising revenue

News Corporation, parent company of The Times, reported a 30 per cent drop in first-quarter profits, as falling revenues from television advertising and declining film studio sales hit the bottom line.
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BSkyB customers pass 9m amid profits rise

BSkyB added another 87,000 pay-TV customers, its highest growth during its first quarter for five years, bringing its total customer numbers to more than nine million.
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The Walt Disney Company may consider mounting a challenge to BSkyB by bidding for Premier League football broadcasting rights next year.
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US television revenues hit says Rupert Murdoch

Rupert Murdoch, the chief executive of News Corporation, parent company of The Times, gave warning yesterday that a deterioration in the US economy was dragging down television advertising revenues.
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BSkyB customers rise, but profits fall

BSkyB said fourth quarter net new customers rose a better than expected 92,000 and is confident of further growth despite economic uncertainty, although profits fell as the satellite broadcaster's investment in ITV took its toll.
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The Sydney Morning Herald Foxtel subscribers help lift revenue

Pay television provider Foxtel has lifted its first half earnings after an increase in subscriptions drove its revenue up by 17 per cent.
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The Sydney Morning Herald New Washington post editor to work .com

The Washington Post has named Marcus Brauchli, the former top editor of The Wall Street Journal, as its new executive editor.
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Sport and the media are natural bedfellowsBRISTOL, jokes Chuck Pagano, lies in a "demilitarised zone": halfway between Boston and New York, in territory shared by Red Sox and Yankee fans. Sport is a serious business there--pretty much the only business, in fact. The town of 61,000 people is home to ESPN, a company that has become synonymous with sports broadcasting. With little modesty but no little justification, it styles itself "the world leader in sports".ESPN began life in 1979, when American television was ruled by three networks, ABC, CBS and NBC. "Cable television wasn't even cable television," says Mr Pagano, ESPN's head of technology and one of its first employees. Its founder, Bill Rasmussen, wanted to show Connecticut sport to Connecticut people, but discovered a much larger market. ...
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Posh values of BBC present one-sided picture of UK

Go to Glastonbury and it is tempting to conclude, while watching bands perform in the Somerset countryside, that this is the real England. It is easy to believe that you have found the essence of a nation when there are large crowds around, a hint of rain in the air and hills in the distance.
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Apple is poised to announce it will start selling films from four major Hollywood studios for download in the UK as part of its iTunes internet service at prices on a par with...
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The Sydney Morning Herald Australia booms for Murdoch

Rupert Murdoch hails the strength of News Corp's Australian businesses as a factor in the company's earnings increases.
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YouTube took its first step towards a comprehensive movie service, reaching a deal today with a big Hollywood studio to start showing full-length television shows and films.
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