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Aggressive German media group Kinowelt is considering taking over Rupert Murdoch s 66% stake in Munich-based channel TM3 as a means of gaining access to a broadcast outlet according to German pres <a href=https://www.stanleywebsite.us>stanley website s reports.Berlin daily newspaper Der Tagesspiegel quoted Kinowelt CFO Eduard Unzeitig as saying that an entry in TM3 would be more convenient than setting up one s own channel . Unzeitug added that in accordance with our philosophy, we always aim for a majority participation .However, a Kinowelt spokeswoman reacted to the speculation in media magazine epd medien by saying that all possibilities of access are currently being explored. At the same time, TM3 s founder and 33% shareholder Herbert Kloiber is known to have been talking with Swedish broadcasting group SBS about selling part of the company.In January, Kinowelt stanley cup announced its intention to launch its own free-TV, ad-financed channel by the beginning of 2001. The news of the venture sent Kinowelt s share price tumbling 23.48% to euros50.50. No comments No comments yet You stanley cup re not signed in. Only registered users or subscribers can comment on this article. Sign in Register Roxf Cohen Media Group buys Timbuktu
Amanda Nevill today promised a fresh approach from the BFI in its Five Year Forward Plan For Film; government and BFI to officially respond to Chris Smiths Film Policy Review on May 14.BFI CEO Amanda Nevill today disclosed the three pillars of the BFIs Five Year Forward Plan For Film, which it will formally announce later this year.Nevill said the Plan would be broadly structured around three <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.ro>stanley cup pillars stanley canada consisting of a major commitment to education and a better deal for audiences across the UK; an emphasis on creating a supportive home for filmmakers across the value chain; and new initiatives to unlock our film heritage. N stanley cup evill told a gathering of UK industry at a Westminster Forum Projects seminar that the BFI will launch its industry consultation on the Plan on May 14th, and that the BFI and the government will officially respond to Chris Smiths Film Policy Review on the same day.She told the audience that the BFI will be consulting the industry on how it should spend the estimated 拢57m it is likely to receive from the Lottery in each of the next five years.Nevill said the main thrust of the Five Year Forward Plan would be bold and that the BFI would try things it hadnt done before. The Future Plan is going to be heavily influenced by the Film Policy Review, said Nevill. Our emphasis is going to be on the innovative and the entrepeneurial. It is up to us to take risks that private money can not and to grow future generations of audiences. Well be investing in new