The online teen magazine 'mykindaplace' has signed a two year deal with Sky through which the they will provide content and other commercial services to the Sky network. It's not yet clear if the deal will be based around programming on a Sky channel, or if it will be offered as part of Sky Digital's interactive services. Either way Richard Bernstein of the site's parent company Eurovestech Plc seemed happy: "The Sky contract is important in that it brings significant new revenues streams outside MKP's established activities. We look forward to MKP's future with confidence."
Aug 20, 2003
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Teen magazine mykindaplace signs two-year deal with Sky
Online teen magazine mykindaplace has signed a two-year deal with Sky to provide content and commercial services across the Sky network.