Channel Five has cut its programming budget by 25% this year – the biggest reduction of any major UK broadcaster – as it battles declining advertising revenues.
The commercial broadcaster has a programme budget of £165m this calendar year, down from £220m last year – a fall of £55m.
Five's budget is now just ahead of Sky1's, which is understood to be about £140m, although executives at the BSkyB-owned channel have said it is due to rise slightly.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Five cuts budgets
From Leigh Holmwood in Media Guardian:
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