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Production company Hat Trick has concluded a new mobile distribution deal for three of its most popular shows.
Under the deal with licensing firm i-Rights, Orange and Vodafone users will be able to download wallpapers, ringtones and clips from Father Ted, The Kumars At No 42 and Have I Got News For You.
"It has become clear over recent months that this is an area of increasing importance to independent producers," said Paul Cohen, head of legal and business affairs at Hat Trick. "We are very happy to be working with i-Rights during this exciting time."
Under the deal with licensing firm i-Rights, Orange and Vodafone users will be able to download wallpapers, ringtones and clips from Father Ted, The Kumars At No 42 and Have I Got News For You.
"It has become clear over recent months that this is an area of increasing importance to independent producers," said Paul Cohen, head of legal and business affairs at Hat Trick. "We are very happy to be working with i-Rights during this exciting time."
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