All Broadcast articles in 02 November 2001 – Page 7
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NDS bucks tech downturn
News Corp-owned technology group reports 13 per cent rise in third quarter profits
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UPC doubles Chello subscribers
European cable giant hits 500,000 broadband connections for the first time
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Oftel launches digital TV access review
Telecoms regulator says it will look into the conditional access prices charged by digital TV operators BSkyB and ITV Digital for use of their networks
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Vivendi defies slowdown
Europe's largest media group reports 90 per cent leap in third-quarter profits and says it is on track to meet year end targets
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Bond smooths way to ITV1 news victory
ITV1's showing of Tomorrow Never Dies edges ahead of return of BBC1's Dalziel and Pascoe and ensures ITV1 wins a rare victory in news head-to-head
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Football League denies approach from ITV Digital
Non-Premiership governing body says it has 'heard nothing' from troubled digital TV platform after reports suggest£315m contract up for review
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Ball urges Blair not to bail out ITV Digital
BSkyB chief says digital terrestrial channel's problems are of its own making and that 'management shortcomings' should not 'lead to favours from the government.'
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Ball urges government not to bail out ITV Digital
BSkyB chief says digital terrestrial channel's problems are of its own making and that 'management shortcomings' should not 'lead to favours from the government.'
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BBC World and World Service to form new division
International radio and television news services join with international-facing online news departments to form new division as doubts over allocation of grant-in-aid funding linger
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EC to investigate Premier League rights sales
European Commission demands to see rights contracts with broadcasters amid concerns league is freezing out smaller media companies
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ITC urges industry to see beyond disabilities
UK regulator calls for producers and broadcasters to involve more people with disabilities both on and off-screen
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Heartbeat enjoys healthy return
ITV1's Sunday evening success continues as sixties police drama series returns with 11m viewers seeing-off BBC1's Monarch of the Glen
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Murdoch and Sorrell to launch joint venture agency
New company will combine skills of programme makers with needs of big-brand advertisers
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HIT to buy Pingu
Bob the Builder and Barney owner to acquire new children's character as year-end profits rise by 53%