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Preserving profit for the public service

Beckett, Charlie

Publication date

May 2007

Publisher

London School of Economics and Political Science

Abstract

Channel 4’s audience share is up – it’s revenue is up – it’s bosses pay is up by 13% – but it’s profits are down 70%

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