TV Wars: Exclusive Content and Platform Competition in Pay TV

Helen Weeds

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61), content is the element of consumers' TV service that is by far the most often described as 'must have', being cited by 88% of consumers.2 At the 1996 annual meeting of News Corporation (which owns 39.1% of BSkyB) Rupert Murdoch is reported to have described sport as the 'battering ram' of pay TV.

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