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John departed in 1982 to produce his newly created soap Capitol, which was later cancelled to make room for Y&R's sister show The Bold and the Beautiful. H. Wesley Kenney: 1982–1986: Guided the show with more action-driven story direction inspired in large part by the more action oriented soap General Hospital which was a ratings smash at the ...
1 February – BSkyB introduces a new system of film ratings often used for various times, replacing the British Board of Film Classification certificates. 1 September – Sky Multichannels launches. [18] 1994. 19 August – Sky Sports 2 launches, initially as a weekend-only service, 3 October – Sky Soap and Sky Travel launch as part-time ...
BSkyB ran television advertisements prior to the new service launching. However, in 1993, the Independent Television Commission ruled against BSkyB after ten complaints regarding a number of false claims involving some of the channels which were due to be part of the package, [21] as well as further complaints about the commercials failing to state that a one-year contract had to be taken out ...
Content licensed to BSkyB to create Sky Movies Disney, which later launched on 28 March 2013. [228] — — 631 — Disney Cinemagic HD Disney-ABC Television Group 2013-03-27 Content licensed to BSkyB to create Sky Movies Disney, which later launched on 28 March 2013. [228] — — 311 411 Sky Movies Classics BSkyB 2013-03-27
The deal saw BSkyB agree to pay £180 million initially, followed by a further £20 million after all customers had been transferred to Sky's existing business. The sale was subject to regulatory approval in April 2013, [ 3 ] and was subsequently approved by the Office of Fair Trading on 16 May 2013.
By June 2000 the service had 3.6 million subscribers, which gave BSkyB 8.988 million subscribers across all platforms. This substantial growth reflected BSkyB's 34% share of viewers in multi-channel homes (up from 13.4% in 1999). [24] BSkyB's analogue service ended in October 2001, and the digital service would eventually be marketed as just 'Sky'.