Televisa sues Univision over internet rights
Cory Bergman July 19th, 2006
Televisa, the world’s largest Spanish-language broadcaster, maintains its programming agreement with Univision does not allow the U.S. network to post the video on the web.
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1. Don | July 19th, 2006 at 9:44 pm
Odd… AllAccess.com (radio trade website) reports today that Telvisa is considering a new bid for Univision.
“GROUP TELEVISA EVP ALFONSO DE ANGOITIA told analysts TUESDAY that his company may try a counter bid for UNIVISION despite having lost out to a rival group last month.
DE ANGOITIA said that TELEVISA has “not made a final decision” on whether to offer a new bid to wrest the Spanish-language radio/TV/music company from a group headed by producer HAIM SABAN but added that his company would not join SABAN’s group and its offer to sell its existing stake in UNIVISION “has not changed.” “
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