Sky TV mulls separate charge for online content
Listed satellite TV operator Sky Television is considering pooling movies into a separate online offering.
Listed satellite TV operator Sky Television is considering pooling movies into a separate online offering.
The company announced today a 10.9% rise in annual profit on a 5% increase in total revenue. By 2pm, shares (NZX: SKT) were off 1.85%.
Sky TV chief executive John Fellet told NBR
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David Williams
Fri, 23 Aug 2013
Fri, 23 Aug 2013
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Sky TV mulls separate charge for online content
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