A dispute over the movie channel bTV Cinema could delay the finalisation of the sale of its operator bTV, the leading broadcaster in Bulgaria, to CME.
CME looks to the future
Results published by CME show 2009 to be by far the most difficult year for the company in its decade and a half’s activities in CEE’s TV industry.
CME snaps up Bulgarian bTV
CME has agreed to buy News Corp’s broadcast assets in Bulgaria for $400 million (€254.1 million) in cash.
CME gets Ukraine exit approval
CME has been given the go-ahead to sell its TV operations in Ukraine.
CME News Corp deal edges closer
CME is close to buying the leading Bulgarian TV station bTV from News Corp.
CME sells up in Ukraine
Central European Media Enterprises (CME) is to sell its Ukrainian channels Studio 1+1 and Kino to Harley Trading Limited (HTL), a company owned by Igor Kolomoisky, for $300 million (€209.1 million) in cash.
CME considers Bulgarian options
CME is “ready to merge with any of our competitors in fair conditions or alternatively sell our business” in Bulgaria, according to Petr Dvorak, the general director of the leading Czech broadcaster TV Nova.
CME at “a new starting point”
Central European Media Enterprises (CME) has posted an income of $134.5 million (€89.7 million) for the third quarter, or 33% less than in the same period last year.
News Corp eyes Bulgarian deal
Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp may be about to sell its Bulgarian operation bTV to Central European Media Enterprises (CME).
New twist in TV Puls saga
Poland’s TV Puls has withdrawn from talks with Platforma Mediowa Point Group (PMPG), hitherto considered a frontrunner to become a strategic investor in the station.
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