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BSkyB is to write off £22m owed to it by ITV Digital, according to Reuters.
The company will treat the outstanding balance - for carriage of its pay TV channels on the service - as an an exceptional operating provision for the quarter ending March 31.
Sky's third-quarter results will be released on May 10.
The company will treat the outstanding balance - for carriage of its pay TV channels on the service - as an an exceptional operating provision for the quarter ending March 31.
Sky's third-quarter results will be released on May 10.
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