Broadcasters including A+E Networks, Discovery, Disney, Fox and Turner have slammed the UK government's plans for how Brexit will impact the television business – claiming its white paper offers "little clarity" for the sector. The Commercial Broadcasters Association (COBA), the trade body that includes these networks and is chaired by Animal Planet Global President Susanna Dinnage, said that the government's white paper, which was published today offers "little detail"…
Global Nets Including Discovery, Disney & Turner Slam Uk Government’s Brexit Plan For Broadcasting
peterdeadline, Deadline.com
Thu, 07/12/2018 - 12:32pm
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