Business | German television
Cut the volume
|MUNICH
ONLY a year ago it was the trendiest topic in European media. Now Germany's digital-television market is more tired than wired. Several participants, including Rupert Murdoch's BSkyB, have withdrawn. And rumours are flying that the two strongest remaining players--DF1, which is owned by the Kirch group, and Premiere, whose owners include both Kirch and its old enemy, Bertelsmann--may pool their resources.
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