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Page last updated at 10:34 GMT, Thursday, 5 November 2009 Shares in ITV have risen by nearly 8% after it predicted that its advertising revenue would rise next month. Full Article at BBC News
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ITV's search for a new chairman may be nearing an end, with heavyweight City figures including John Peace, the chairman of Standard Chartered, emerging as potential candidates. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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BERLIN -- Shares in U.K. commercial broadcaster ITV soared 7% to 48 pence (80 cents) Thursday on an upbeat trading statement, which predicted that advertising revenues would be back in the black in December, following almost 18 months of declines. Full Article at Hollywood Reporter
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ITV shares began to climb this morning after forecasts that advertising revenues may rise for the first time in almost 18 months added to hopes the broadcaster may at last have found a chairman to replace Michael Grade. Full Article at Times Online
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Email deliverability is a key focus for ITV's email programme. Oliver Fisher, CRM Manager at ITV, said the network has already seen deliverability of its Coronation Street activity increase to 99.7 per cent. Full Article at Brand Republic
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At the end of the day, if we get it wrong, viewers will switch it off.
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The actions we are announcing today continue our work over recent months to strengthen the balance sheet and improve our debt. Whilst we are not seeing a recovery in UK television advertising, the trend is improving across the second half and into the fourth quarter.
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In the medium term we continue to see plausible acquisition interest from RTL/Bertelsmann which previously indicated interest in ITV to replace its Five channel which continues to lose audience share in the UK market
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ITV needs to think hard about whether it can erect a pay wall around some of its channels ... But the arguments over pay versus free-to-air are very finely balanced.
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