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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 102304" data-attributes="member: 33"><p>Although Channel 5 was sold, they were originally owned by the same company as the<em> Daily Star</em> so there are links between the 2 media companies so this could all just be a negotiating ploy by Channel 5.</p><p></p><p>The viewing figures for <em>Big Brother</em> may be falling but for Channel 5<em> Big Brother</em> generally pulls in a larger audience than its usual shows. It also attracts sponsorship and young viewers which are particularly attractive to advertisers so I would guess <em>Big Brother </em>still profitable for Channel 5. What better way to negotiate a favourable deal with Endemol than for Channel 5 to plant a story in the<em> Daily Star</em> that they are considering dropping the show so Endemol won't demand an exorbitant fee to produce it in a new contract?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 102304, member: 33"] Although Channel 5 was sold, they were originally owned by the same company as the[I] Daily Star[/I] so there are links between the 2 media companies so this could all just be a negotiating ploy by Channel 5. The viewing figures for [I]Big Brother[/I] may be falling but for Channel 5[I] Big Brother[/I] generally pulls in a larger audience than its usual shows. It also attracts sponsorship and young viewers which are particularly attractive to advertisers so I would guess [I]Big Brother [/I]still profitable for Channel 5. What better way to negotiate a favourable deal with Endemol than for Channel 5 to plant a story in the[I] Daily Star[/I] that they are considering dropping the show so Endemol won't demand an exorbitant fee to produce it in a new contract? [/QUOTE]
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