Forum Brief: ITV regional charter
Policy Consultation 27 May 2002
A new Charter for the Nations and Regions has been agreed between ITV and the Independent Television Commission.
Broadcasters consider digital TV takeover
Press Review 17 May 2002
ITV Digital fades to black
Press Review 1 May 2002
Blank screens as ITV Digital pulls the plug
News Article 1 May 2002
As many as 1300 jobs could go after ITV Digital pulled the plug on its pay-TV operations.
Forum Brief: ITV Digital
Policy Consultation 29 April 2002
Microsoft has refused to comment on press reports that it is considering launching a rescue bid for ITV Digital.
ITV Digital for sale or closure 'in days'
Press Review 26 April 2002
Jowell 'positive' despite ITV Digital collapse
News Article 26 April 2002
Tessa Jowell has told MPs she is "positive" about the future of digital television despite the collapse of ITV Digital.
ITV Digital wins reprieve
News Article 15 April 2002
The government is standing firm in the face of calls to bail-out the beleaguered ITV Digital company despite claims that its collapse could call into doubt ministers' hopes for a
Media groups pay-out to top football clubs
Press Review 2 April 2002
Digital collapse threatens football clubs
Press Review 29 March 2002
Forum Brief: ITV Digital
Policy Consultation 28 March 2002
ITV Digital has been put into administration following an appearance before the High Court.
No money for ITV, says Jowell
News Article 28 March 2002
The government will not bail out football clubs or ITV Digital, which went into administration on Wednesday, culture secretary Tessa Jowell has warned.
Ministers warned of threat to digital TV
News Article 25 March 2002
Shadow culture secretary Tim Yeo has warned of the threat posed to the expansion of digital television by the difficulties facing struggling broadcaster ITV Digital.
Reprieve for live coverage of party conferences
Press Review 18 March 2002
Steve Anderson - Controller news, current affairs, art and religion at ITV
Interview 3 February 2002
Question: Recent BBC research reveals how viewers regard news from Westminster belonging to 'them' rather than 'us' and are switching off. Is this a cause for concern?
