Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 159
... major com- panies holding week - end franchises , share the planning of week - end pro- grammes for the network . They hold informal meetings at approximately weekly intervals . In 1960 , quarterly meetings were started , to which repre ...
... major com- panies holding week - end franchises , share the planning of week - end pro- grammes for the network . They hold informal meetings at approximately weekly intervals . In 1960 , quarterly meetings were started , to which repre ...
Page 161
... major companies were used less intensively , the costs of their programmes would rise . It was also argued for the major companies that networking was a very complicated business indeed to plan and to operate ; it would be very ...
... major companies were used less intensively , the costs of their programmes would rise . It was also argued for the major companies that networking was a very complicated business indeed to plan and to operate ; it would be very ...
Page 162
... major com- panies showed affiliates ' programmes on the network , the affiliates could fairly expect a share of the major companies ' advertising revenue . major companies are not likely to agree to any arrangement which would lead to ...
... major com- panies showed affiliates ' programmes on the network , the affiliates could fairly expect a share of the major companies ' advertising revenue . major companies are not likely to agree to any arrangement which would lead to ...
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