
Sky TV sheds a further 28,000 subscribers as profit drops 20 per cent
Sky TV has announced its latest round of results.
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Sky Network TV said has reported a reported a bottom line loss.
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Big increases in earnings are expected from the latest round of results.
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Aside from a few jokes onstage, the chief execs avoided the Rugby World Cup rights topic.
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