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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailOverspending on sport rights is a 'fast way to die' in media, says Canal+ CEOMaxime Saada, CEO of Canal+, discusses the company's spin off from Vivendi as it lists on the London Stock Exchange.
Persons: Maxime Saada Organizations: Vivendi, London Stock Exchange
In this photo illustration, the French premium television channel, studio and distributor, Canal+ (plus) logo is seen displayed on a smartphone. Paris-listed shares of Vivendi were meanwhile up 33.3% at 09:28 a.m. London time. Shares were trading around 252 British pence ($3.19) at 9:13 a.m. London time, down 13.1% from the open. Media holding company Vivendi's shareholders last week agreed to spin off Canal+, a pay TV and production company known for its live sports broadcasting and Studiocanal, which makes the Paddington film franchise. "[Canal+] used to be a very French-centric company, with approximately 9 million subscribers, and, in just 10 years, it has tripled its number of subscribers.
Persons: Maxime Saada, CNBC's, Saada, Havas, Yannick Bolloré Organizations: Vivendi, Media, Paddington, Louis Hachette Group Locations: Paris, London, France, Africa, Eastern Europe, Asia
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