The advent of video on demand and Internet downloading is altering the way Israel's TV companies collaborate. But there is still no alternative to exposure on Channel 2.
by Gili Izikovich 0 commentsChannel 10's revenues fell by 30% in the first seven months of 2009 compared to the same period last year.
by Ophir Bar-Zohar 0 commentsChannel 10 seeks to appeal to an audience that now prefers other ways to spend its viewing and leisure time - like on the Internet, for example.
by Israel Harel 0 commentsChannel 10 execs file complaint against 3 women who slid past security by pretending to deliver pizzas.
by Haaretz Service 0 comments
The advent of video on demand and Internet downloading is altering the way Israel's TV companies collaborate. But there is still no alternative to exposure on Channel 2.
by Gili Izikovich 0 commentsChannel 10's revenues fell by 30% in the first seven months of 2009 compared to the same period last year.
by Ophir Bar-Zohar 0 commentsChannel 10 seeks to appeal to an audience that now prefers other ways to spend its viewing and leisure time - like on the Internet, for example.
by Israel Harel 0 commentsChannel 10 execs file complaint against 3 women who slid past security by pretending to deliver pizzas.
by Haaretz Service 0 comments
