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Convergence strategy at U.K.'s Channel 4 - Entertainment News, T
Under new management, the U.K.'s ad-funded pubcaster Channel 4 has embarked on a quest for "creative renewal" at a time of economic stagnation. In its 28th year, the once hip, innovative channel has hit its mid-life crisis early. Running a swathe of digital channels -- including movie web Film4, teen-focused E4 and the worthy but dull More4 -- the network was ill-equipped to cope with the recession-driven ad downturn and the swivelling of eyeballs away from traditional TV and toward online.Rodolphe Belmer : modèles low-cost vs niches
"La crise publicitaire n'est pas conjoncturelle. Les tarifs publicitaires qui se sont effondrés sur les grandes chaînes en clair seront très difficiles à relever." Telle est l'analyse de Rodolphe Belmer, le patron de Canal+, l'un des plus brillants dirigeants du PAF , qui donnait, hier soir, une master class d'un très bon niveau à la Maison des auteurs, une dépendance de la Société des auteurs et compositeurs dramatiques (SACD)*.TV aidé par le net
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