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| Author: | Cryan, D. |
| Title: | Irish second channel may go commercial |
| Journal: | BM/E's World Broadcast News
1987 : SEPT, VOL. 10:8, p.10 |
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| Freeterms: | Commercial channel, RTE opposition, RTE plans |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | According to Irish Sunday Press the government has principally accepted to use the second TV channel for commercial purposes. The Irish state radio and television (RTE) told that such a decision could not be made without a previous consultation with RTE. Also RTE has been considering the establishment of a commercial TV channel for Dublin with Cablelink which has about 200 000 subscribers. The BBC and Britain's Channel 4 also supply films to Ireland. |
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