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Editorial: C4 has earned its right to govt subsidies.(Channel 4 Television Co.)(Editorial)(Brief article)
Channel 4 is the Waitrose of TV - not the biggest operator, but definitely the classiest. Last week, it announced a pre-tax profits hike of almost 5 per cent for 2005 - not bad, given the state of the TV ad market. Given its success, it is tempting to question Channel 4's right to government ...
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