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But Mr Hunt favours practical reforms over the open conflict with the broadcaster that characterised the Thatcher years.The BBC is cutting costs and re-examining the embarrassingly lucrative contracts of some of its stars.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Universal Music Group and XM Satellite Radio Holdings said Monday they had agreed to settle a copyright infringement lawsuit over a portable music player sold by the broadcaster that enables users to make digital copies of music.

Coincidentally, executive producer Piv Bernth (now head of drama at DR, the broadcaster that makes The Killing) has announced that she intends "to develop more stories about male characters".

ITV gains nothing from the proposed cutbacks at the BBC, its chairman Archie Norman said today, as he promised a "day zero" revamp of the broadcaster that could include a fresh look at pay-TV.

The broadcaster that owns the rights to a mass-market event will be under tremendous pressure to carve the audience up into little pieces and to sell each piece to the highest bidder.

And then last week came Channel 4 – the broadcaster that might have been expected to lead the diversity charge (indeed back in the era of Desmonds, 20/20 Vision and Queer as Folk it probably once did) - with its package of proposals.

The broadcasters that sued FilmOn, claiming copyright infringement, cheered the news.

The F.C.C. rejected a proposal from the broadcasters that would have let them shield their rates from public scrutiny.

"The order and counterorder are very destructive," said Abukar Hassan Kadaf, the director of Somaliweyn radio, one of the broadcasters that could be affected.

For years, cable subscribers have paid monthly bills to companies such as Comcast and Time Warner Cable, which then pass a portion of that revenue to the broadcasters that provide their programming, including wrestling matches.

"It is up to the broadcasters, that is the country we live in.