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The group, which has already won licences for the cities of Cardiff, Bristol, and Newcastle, beat four other bidders for the right to broadcast the channel Made In Leeds.

The licensing of non-essential patents has rapidly become a business worth hundreds of millions of dollars every quarter - of which almost all goes to Microsoft, which has demanded and won licences for its patents from almost all of the Android device makers marketing products outside China.

A few private firms won licences for coalfields which contained more coal than was needed for generating their own power.

A former manager of the Big Chill Festival, she began applying her negotiating skills to gain permission for festivals on UK parks and country estates, even winning licences to run two events during the 2001 foot-and-mouth outbreak.

The Made In consortium has already won the licences for Cardiff, Bristol, and Newcastle.

The company said it expected a boost from its London 2012 Olympic merchandise, and also announced it had won a worldwide licence for a range of Star Wars Scalextric products.

Investors overlooked the profit decline after the company said it expected a boost from its London 2012 Olympic merchandise, and also announced it had won a worldwide licence for a range of Star Wars Scalextric products.

The firm won the licence, which is one of nine sites around the UK earmarked for offshore wind farms, in January 2010.

Deutsche Telekom wants VoiceStream in part to win an American licence for the next generation of wireless services, known as 3G, which will carry broadband data as well as voice.

The responsibility for changing that rests largely with the two foreign firms that won an auction for mobile licences in June: Norway's Telenor and Qatar's Ooredoo (formerly Qtel).

It is the second time the struggling London TV service has turned to the media regulator to get the go-ahead to cut back on the programming commitments promised as part of its winning bid for the licence in the capital.