Media
Virgin: Sky's ITV plan not enough
Published Tuesday, Oct 30 2007, 09:51 GMT | By Dave West

Sky yesterday suggested putting three per cent of its voting rights in an independent trust. It comes after Competition Commission concern about the satellite giant's holding.
But Virgin has said the offer does not go far enough and Sky should sell its whole 17.9 per cent stake.
A spokesman said: "We would advocate a complete sell-down to avoid conflicts of interest."
Virgin has also written to the Competition Commission saying "the retention of any stake by BSkyB would be problematic".
Sky bought its stake in ITV just as Virgin was planning a takeover.
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