A good example is provided by the regional ITV companies.

What about the question of foreign ownership of ITV companies, too?

It meant also that ITV companies were from the start a kind of conglomerate - by definition.

All the other ITV companies throughout the land coped with their own flood of interest.

Some of the ITV companies are also trying to hold back on production costs to build up a war chest for use in the auction.

So, we wouldn't want to see the ITV companies moving away from areas like science and documentary programs.

By 1998, most of the ITV companies had stopped broadcasting the series, but a few did continue:

The ITV companies pay royalties only after sales, but they will soon have to negotiate a new deal.

But the ITV companies' disinclination to schedule sport is more critical.

The rationale was that the larger ITV companies should bear more of the production costs as their size enabled them to.