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ITV, C4 invited into Freeview consortium
Published Sunday, Mar 13 2005, 23:54 GMT | By Neil Wilkes

The networks, who are currently vying for a vacant spot on the service, have been invited into the consortium, which includes the BBC, BSkyB and Crown Castle.
Although they would not make any money from the not-for-profit organisation, joining the trio would give the broadcasters a say in important issues during the run-up to switchover, such as marketing.
Freeview chairman Peter Abery admitted last week that they had held talks with a number of interested parties but would particularly welcome support from the two largest commercial networks.
The Freeview consortium put in around £4m per annum to operate the venture.
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