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Volume no: 1. Issue no: 9

23 November 1998

WELL-SAID

Had we tended to sensationalise some (stories)? Yes, I think so. Sometimes too much I would agree. Everybody does it. Whether they are making chewing gum or television sets, the idea is to sell to as many people as possible. Media baron Rupert Murdoch in an interview with Channel 4. I have been given the mandate to turn around the channel and investors have realised that revenue, profit and growth cannot be driven by cutting costs. We will be investing $35 million over the next three years to develop the Indian (and neighbouring) market.

Channel V Asia managing director Steve Smith quoted in Business Standard.

 
 

Zee Network: Opening up its horizons

  Revamping Zee India TV; Star Plus gets more local

  Recasting the Broadcasting Bill

  Software firm eyes On-Demand Cable TV service

 

The Leonid meteoroid shower: Lots of alarm, no harm

 
First private Internet Service launched

Taxing Cable TV subscribers

 

Multimedia TV to be introduced

 

Datasheet

 

Major Indian cable and Satellite TV states

 
 

Steven M. Bornstein has been named to the newly created position of Chairman of ESPN, with George W. Bodenheimer becoming president. Bornstein additionally continues as president of ABC Sports. ABC Sports, owns an 80% share in ESPN.

 

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MIP ASIA: 10-12 DECEMBER 1998, SINGAPORE. CABLE & SATELLITE ASIA 98: 9-11 DECEMBER 1998, SINGAPORE.