The Sums That Show James Can Still Afford to Smile ; Commentary
Evening Standard - London › October 02, 2007
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Evening Standard - London › October 02, 2007
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THE headlines appear bad for BSkyB chief executive James Murdoch. He emphasised last November that he, not his father Rupert, made the call to spend Pounds 940 million on 17.9% of ITV.
But look behind them, and James is clearly no fool. The worst that can happen is that he is forced to sell the entire stake. In the meantime, the tectonic plates of broadcasting have shifted once again in Sky's favour.See the full content of this document
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The Sums That Show James Can Still Afford to Smile ; Commentary
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