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| 13-11-09 | RNS |
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RNS Number : 4737C Motive Television PLC 13 November 2009 MOTIVE TELEVISION PLC (the "Company" or "Motive")
CONTRACT WIN Delia Smith to host her first BBC TV Christmas Special in 20 years Motive Television PLC announces that its Manchester-based television production subsidiary, Scarlet Television Ltd, has won a further BBC order for "Delia's Classic Christmas", a one-hour special for BBC 2. For the first time since 1990, Delia is back on our screens at Christmas time. In this 60 minute special, executive produced by Paula Trafford for Scarlet Television, she will unveil a celebration feast packed with indulgent, scrumptious recipes. Delia's Classic Christmas is a sumptuous celebration of Christmas cooking crammed with the very best of Delia's Christmas recipes and packed with practical tips and step-by-step guides to enjoying the preparations. Scarlet Television has also been commissioned to produce a 5-part series on BBC2. "Delia Through the Decades" looks back at her 40 years in cookery and how she has affected eating habits in Britain. The series also features fans such as Stephen Fry, Victoria Wood and Sir David Attenborough. Worldwide television distribution is by Motive International, (powered by DRG). Motive chairman Mick Pilsworth said: "Our strategy of focusing our development efforts across the group on the needs of the BBC is beginning to pay off and we expect to announce a number of new BBC commissions shortly." For further information, please contact:
Mick Pilsworth Note to Editors Motive Television (www.motivetelevision.co.uk) is a media investment company, specialising in digital television technology providers and television rights owners. Based in London, it is listed on the AIM and is led by television industry experts Mick Pilsworth and Len Fertig. Motive's main investments include:
This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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RNS Number : 4337B Motive Television PLC 27 October 2009 MOTIVE TELEVISION PLC (the "Company" or "Motive")
CONTRACT WIN Motive's Manchester-based production business, Scarlet Television Ltd, has been contracted by the BBC to produce a major documentary programme featuring Rosa Monckton. The programme, provisionally entitled "When Loving Your Child Is Not Enough," will be broadcast on BBC1. In the programme, successful businesswoman, charity worker and confidante of the late Princess Diana, Rosa Monckton explores the realities of families caring for disabled children in a frank and moving documentary. With the backdrop of headline grabbing tragic cases in which desperate mothers, such as Fiona Pilkington, killed themselves and their child because they could no longer face the daily reality of their lives. Rosa, who herself has a child with Down's syndrome, admits that she too has felt a "crushing despair." "I remember picking her up and actually saying: 'I can not take this any more' and I shook her and I shook her *then something snapped in my head and I realised what I was doing," explains Rosa. Since the birth of her daughter Domenica, Rosa has campaigned for the rights of disabled children and their families. After the recent shocking high profile cases in which mothers have killed their disabled children, she tries to find out how easy it is for families to reach the edge of desperation. She also discovers how the maze of bureaucracy often prevents families getting the help they need. She meets parents who are struggling to come to terms with their toddler's disability; those who are striving to cope with everyday economic hardships, as well as caring for their child, and also the families of those who found they were unable to cope and in the end had to let go of children they dearly love. For Asher Nardone, aged 39, the difficulties of caring for her son Callum, who has cerebral palsy, were intensified by the abuse she suffered from neighbours after she was re-housed by the council. While visiting Asher and her two children, Rosa experiences this first hand. "The reality is that it's commonplace for families with disabled children to become targets of abuse." says Rosa. At the other end of the spectrum, Rosa talks to David Cameron about his disabled son Ivan, who died recently. David says: "The parents of disabled children are not angels. They don't choose it. It's what fate deals them. You learn all kinds of ways of loving someone who can't tell you that they love you. The most profound thing is having had this most incredible person in your life." This programme is the latest in a number of BBC commissions for Scarlet Television, and another significant BBC commission will be announced shortly. For further information, please contact:
Mick Pilsworth Note to Editors Motive Television (www.motivetelevision.co.uk) is a leading media investment company, specialising in digital television technology providers and television rights owners. Based in London, it is listed on the AIM and is led by television industry experts Mick Pilsworth and Len Fertig. Motive's main investments include:
This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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RNS Number : 2447B Motive Television PLC 22 October 2009 MOTIVE TELEVISION PLC (THE "COMPANY")
RESULTS OF GENERAL MEETING The Board announces that the General Meeting of the Company convened in accordance with Section 656 of the Companies Act 2006 was held 21 October 2009. Contact
Mick Pilsworth Throgmorton Street Capital
Dowgate Capital Advisers
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RNS Number : 6382Z Motive Television PLC 25 September 2009 MOTIVE TELEVISION PLC (THE "COMPANY" OR "MOTIVE")
CONTRACT WIN AND GENERAL MEETING
CONTRACT WIN The Board of the Motive is pleased to announce that the Company's Dublin-based production arm has signed a three-year contract, worth EUR1.725m, with Irish commercial broadcaster TV3 to produce 38 live UEFA Champions League and Europa Cup football matches for the channel. The programmes will be co-produced with Asgard Media. Motive and Asgard Media already have a three-year contract with TV3, for the production of live GAA Championship football and hurling.
GENERAL MEETING As part of the completion of the strategic review and repositioning of the Company to become a provider of digital terrestrial television technology as already announced, the Board has considered the loans made by Motive Television PLC to its subsidiary television production businesses. In light of the current low level of production commissioning, the Board has decided to take a prudent view as to the amount that may be recovered from these loans. As a consequence of this review the Company's net assets may be half or less than half of its called up share capital. It is therefore a requirement that the Company convene a general meeting to consider whether any, and if so what, steps should be taken as a consequence of the Company's net assets being half or less than half of its called up share capital. A circular has been sent to shareholders explaining the position and the general meeting will be held on 21 October 2009 at 11.30 am at the Company's offices at 21-25 St Anne's Court, London W1F 0BJ For further information, please contact:
Mick Pilsworth Throgmorton Street Capital
Dowgate Capital Advisers
Note to Editors: Motive Television (www.motivetelevision.co.uk) is a leading media investment company, specialising in digital television technology providers and television rights owners. Based in London, it is listed on the AIM and is led by television industry experts Mick Pilsworth and Len Fertig. Motive announced at the Interims that it moved downstream from television production into digital terrestrial television ("DTT") technology. Motive's new CEO, Leonard M. Fertig, is leading this new initiative. Len brings a wealth of contact and experience to the group, as he was involved in many subscription and video on demand ("VOD") channel launches in the USA (including A&E, Comedy Central, Request Television and DirecTV). Len was also the founding CEO of of Central European Media Enterprises Ltd, ("CME"). Len took CME from a start-up to a billion-dollar NASDAQ-listed broadcasting company with operations in eight countries covering 110 million viewers. Motive's first transaction in the DTT sector was the agreement of worldwide distribution rights, outside of Spain and Italy, for a DTT solution called BesTV®. BesTV®, powered by Adecq Digital S.L., is patented middleware that allows DTT broadcasters to offer hybrid DTT and internet set-top box solutions, providing VOD, pay-per-view ("PPV"), catch-up TV and live pause using their DTT bandwidth. Already in use in Spain and Italy, BesTV® is now well-placed to be rolled out globally by Motive, leveraging the extensive global contacts of the new management team. We are already in discussions with a number of broadcasters in Europe and the USA. Motive's main investments include:
This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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RNS Number : 6368Z Motive Television PLC 24 September 2009 MOTIVE TELEVISION PLC (THE "COMPANY")
CHANGE OF ADVISER The Company announces that it has changed its broker to Throgmorton Street Capital with immediate effect. For further information, please contact:
Mick Pilsworth Throgmorton Street Capital
Dowgate Capital Advisers
Note to Editors: Motive Television (www.motivetelevision.co.uk) is a leading media investment company, specialising in digital television technology providers and television rights owners. Based in London, it is listed on the AIM and is led by television industry experts Mick Pilsworth and Len Fertig. Motive announced at the Interims that it moved downstream from television production into digital terrestrial television ("DTT") technology. Motive's new CEO, Leonard M. Fertig, is leading this new initiative. Len brings a wealth of contact and experience to the group, as he was involved in many subscription and video on demand ("VOD") channel launches in the USA (including A&E, Comedy Central, Request Television and DirecTV). Len was also the founding CEO of of Central European Media Enterprises Ltd, ("CME"). Len took CME from a start-up to a billion-dollar NASDAQ-listed broadcasting company with operations in eight countries covering 110 million viewers. Motive's first transaction in the DTT sector was the agreement of worldwide distribution rights, outside of Spain and Italy, for a DTT solution called BesTV®. BesTV®, powered by Adecq Digital S.L., is patented middleware that allows DTT broadcasters to offer hybrid DTT and internet set-top box solutions, providing VOD, pay-per-view ("PPV"), catch-up TV and live pause using their DTT bandwidth. Already in use in Spain and Italy, BesTV® is now well-placed to be rolled out globally by Motive, leveraging the extensive global contacts of the new management team. We are already in discussions with a number of broadcasters in Europe and the USA. Motive's main investments include:
This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END
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