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Sky & Channel 4 Pact for England’s ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Final
Sky has struck a deal with Channel 4 to make England’s ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Final against Pakistan available to all viewers across the U.K. and Ireland.
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Sky & Black Equity Organisation Pact for New Initiative
Sky has entered into a new £1 million ($1.2 million) partnership with the Black Equity Organisation (BEO), a newly launched civil rights group, to back Black British entrepreneurs to launch and grow their businesses.
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Sky Reveals Upcoming New Original Slate
Sky has unveiled its largest-ever slate of new programming, featuring titles across drama, comedy, documentary and film.
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Sky Sets Up £10 Million Fund to Address “Digital Exclusion”
Sky has set a new goal to tackle digital inequality and provide support to a quarter of a million digitally excluded people through a new £10 million ($13 million) fund.
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Sky Unveils Initiative to Support Black Entrepreneurs
Sky, which earmarked £30 million ($40 million) over three years to tackle racial inequity inside and outside the company, has revealed funding plans targeted specifically at Black entrepreneurs.
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Peacock Begins European Rollout
Peacock content will be available to Sky TV and NOW Entertainment customers in Europe beginning tomorrow, November 16.
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Sex and the City Revival Set for Sky Comedy
Sky is set to launch And Just Like That..., a revival of Sex and the City, on Sky Comedy and NOW in December.
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BBC & Sky Expand Long-Term Partnership
The BBC and Sky have renewed and expanded their long-term strategic partnership, which sees the BBC’s brands and services showcased on Sky’s TV products.
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Comcast, ViacomCBS Partner on New European Streamer
Comcast and ViacomCBS will bring SkyShowtime, a new streaming service, to select European markets in 2022.
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ViacomCBS Pacts with Sky for Paramount+ Rollout
ViacomCBS Networks International (VCNI) has clinched a deal to bring Paramount+ to Sky platforms in the U.K., Ireland, Italy, Germany, Switzerland and Austria next year.
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