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At your Leisure - 06 December 2004
Selling UK TV Abroad
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- 2003 exports UK TV £1 billion
- Finished programmes under half of total exports
- Licensing rights is a growing segment
- DVD sales at maturity stage
- Co-production popular with US market
- High growth of formats but only most successful earn income
- State and industry support
- DCMS values cultural capital
- Prompted industry to take a lead
- BTDA promotes industry
- Best sellers
- High quality programming
- Drama
- Documentary
- Michael Jackson Interview
- Natural history
- Children's TV
- Bob the Builder, Teletubbies, Pingu
- Cultural factors vital in TV exports
- Loft Story in France attracted protests
- Portuguese legal threats to reality TV
- Failure of Arab version of Big Brother
- Examples of firms in market
- Granada International
- Hit Entertainment PLC
- The Television Corporation PLC
- Ragdoll
- Planet 24 v Endemol
- P24 owner claims he invented reality TV
- Fought legal battle to protect right to original idea
- Endemol launched Big Brother in Netherlands 1999
- P24 launched Survivor 1997 in Sweden
- CBS bought rights 2000
- P24 later sold, Endemol bought by telephony firm
- Reality TV: the 'new' format
- Big Brother
- Survivor
- I'm a Celebrity
- Paradise Hotel
- TV products
- Finished programmes 40%
- Rights licenses 26%
- DVD/Video 15%
- Co-production 12%
- Format sales 7%
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