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Beware the Poisoned Chalice

Over the next 12 months in the U.K., the balance of power between producer and broadcaster will change radically when the government-supported 'Programme Supply Review' recommendations are implemented. Broadcasters will no longer be able to impose their choice of distributor on the producer and will not be able to link their broadcast rights with any secondary rights. Production companies will be able to build up an asset base, enabling them to bring in outside investment and capitalize the company. This in turn will tilt the balance from a buyer's to a seller's market.
October 1, 2003

Over the next 12 months in the U.K., the balance of power between producer and broadcaster will change radically when the government-supported 'Programme Supply Review' recommendations are implemented. Broadcasters will no longer be able to impose their choice of distributor on the producer and will not be able to link their broadcast rights with any secondary rights. Production companies will be able to build up an asset base, enabling them to bring in outside investment and capitalize the company. This in turn will tilt the balance from a buyer's to a seller's market.

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