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deeteetee.co.uk say 4 Music will replace The Hits in the New Year, though the link to the source is subscription only and gives nothing away other than Sky being pissed off about it - why, I don't know?
I've been without the net for a few weeks so if anyone can tell me more, please do so.
I've been without the net for a few weeks so if anyone can tell me more, please do so.
ST
From that article:
Bozz
Brekkie Boy posted:
deeteetee.co.uk say 4 Music will replace The Hits in the New Year, though the link to the source is subscription only and gives nothing away other than Sky being p***ed off about it - why, I don't know?
From that article:
Quote:
Sources said that the plan is to launch 4Music on Freeview and other digital platforms from January, with Channel 4 sales taking on airtime sales for the channel.
Sky is thought to object to this, as it has a four-year contract, running until 2009, which gives it rights to sell airtime across all of Emap's music TV stations. If the move goes ahead, it could result in a significant loss of revenue.
Sky is thought to object to this, as it has a four-year contract, running until 2009, which gives it rights to sell airtime across all of Emap's music TV stations. If the move goes ahead, it could result in a significant loss of revenue.
Bozz
JO
From that article:
Bozz
Oh poor Sky that means they'll have a little less money to play with
Roll on the new year I say hopefully 4Music will match E4 Music's standards
steveboswell posted:
Brekkie Boy posted:
deeteetee.co.uk say 4 Music will replace The Hits in the New Year, though the link to the source is subscription only and gives nothing away other than Sky being p***ed off about it - why, I don't know?
From that article:
Quote:
Sources said that the plan is to launch 4Music on Freeview and other digital platforms from January, with Channel 4 sales taking on airtime sales for the channel.
Sky is thought to object to this, as it has a four-year contract, running until 2009, which gives it rights to sell airtime across all of Emap's music TV stations. If the move goes ahead, it could result in a significant loss of revenue.
Sky is thought to object to this, as it has a four-year contract, running until 2009, which gives it rights to sell airtime across all of Emap's music TV stations. If the move goes ahead, it could result in a significant loss of revenue.
Bozz
Oh poor Sky that means they'll have a little less money to play with
Roll on the new year I say hopefully 4Music will match E4 Music's standards
IS
They wouldn't lose that much revenue, the commission from selling the ads on 1 music channel won't amount to much in the big scheme of things.
steveboswell posted:
Quote:
Sources said that the plan is to launch 4Music on Freeview and other digital platforms from January, with Channel 4 sales taking on airtime sales for the channel.
Sky is thought to object to this, as it has a four-year contract, running until 2009, which gives it rights to sell airtime across all of Emap's music TV stations. If the move goes ahead, it could result in a significant loss of revenue.
Sky is thought to object to this, as it has a four-year contract, running until 2009, which gives it rights to sell airtime across all of Emap's music TV stations. If the move goes ahead, it could result in a significant loss of revenue.
They wouldn't lose that much revenue, the commission from selling the ads on 1 music channel won't amount to much in the big scheme of things.