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Emap, Channel 4 in Joint Venture Agreement

July 23, 2007

LONDON, July 23: Channel 4 is working with Emap to create a leading music TV provider, with the British broadcaster acquiring 50 percent of Emap’s music TV business, Box Television, for £28 million. The joint venture will operate and expand …

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StarHub Launches Football Channel

July 23, 2007

SINGAPORE, July 23: StarHub has partnered with Hong Kong’s Goal TV and Ten Sports in Dubai for the launch of Football Channel, a new sports channel dedicated to 24-hour Barclays Premier League programming. The new channel will be available to …

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GONG Surpasses 20-Million Distribution Mark

July 23, 2007

LONDON/PARIS, July 23: Nearly six months since its launch, the on-demand Japanese animation channel GONG is now available to 20 million individuals via the Internet or mobile in 36 countries across Europe and North America. On the peer-to-peer-based Internet TV …

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4Kids Entertainment Acquires Di-Gata Defenders

July 23, 2007

NEW YORK, July 23: 4Kids Entertainment has secured the television broadcast and merchandising rights from Nelvana Enterprises for the 2-D animated action-adventure series Di-Gata Defenders. The series will premiere on July 28 on the Saturday morning programming block 4Kids TV …

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Taffy Entertainment Increases Scandinavian Presence

July 23, 2007

PARIS, July 23: Taffy Entertainment has sold eight children’s titles to key broadcasters and cable channels throughout Scandinavia, including a package of five series to free-TV channel NRK in Norway. NRK has acquired Dive Olly Dive!, SamSam, ToddWorld, Insectoscope and …

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Family Feud at Viacom, CBS

July 20, 2007

NEW YORK, July 20: Sumner Redstone, the executive chairman of Viacom and CBS Corporation, is said to be feuding with his daughter Shari, the non executive vice chair of both companies, sparking speculation that she will leave the company. Shari …

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Dow Jones Director Quits to Protest News Corp. Deal

July 20, 2007

NEW YORK, July 20: Dieter von Holtzbrinck is stepping down from the Dow Jones & Company board, citing concerns with the impact a sale to News Corporation would have on the company’s “journalistic values.” According to reports, von Holtzbrinck abstained …