Feb
13
Big Cable Mergers in Europe Are Still Hard to Make
Posted in: UncategorizedA big player like the one Comcast and Time Warner intend to create in the United States would probably meet antitrust obstacles on the Continent.
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Jan
13
Europe Opens Inquiry Into Licensing of U.S. Films and TV
Posted in: UncategorizedOfficials may seek to break down country-by-country partitions that keep pay TV from being a single market in the European Union.
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Jun
12
Greece Shuts Down State Broadcaster ERTGreece Shuts Broadcaster ERT in Bid to Show Resolve
Posted in: UncategorizedIn a surprise move that angered labor unions, the coalition government said the state-run broadcaster, ERT, was a “haven of waste.”
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Jun
11
Greece Shutting Down State Broadcaster ERT
Posted in: UncategorizedIn a surprise move that angered labor unions and its junior partners, the conservative-led coalition government said the broadcaster, ERT, would shut down at midnight Tuesday.
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May
15
Warner Music Gains Approval to Buy Parlophone, a Last Piece of EMI
Posted in: UncategorizedThe $765 million purchase involves major artists like Coldplay and Radiohead. To win approval in Europe, Warner Music agreed to sell assets to independent labels.
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Feb
28
Media Decoder Blog: Universal Sells EMI Stake in Popular Music Series
Posted in: UncategorizedThe company, which acquired EMI’s recorded music division in a $1.9 billion deal approved by European regulators last year, announced on Wednesday that it had sold EMI’s share of the long-running pop compilation series “Now That’s What I Call Music!” to Sony Music.
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