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CANWEST GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS CORP - CWG Report of Foreign Issuer (6-K) EXHIBIT 99.2 CanWest MediaWorks NZ reported consolidated EBITDA of NZ$60.9 million in fiscal 2004, excluding costs related to its July 2004 IPO compared to NZ$39.1 million for the previous fiscal year. Leonard Asper, President and CEO of CanWest Global Communications Corp., said the outstanding results, coming on the heels of the successful IPO of CanWest MediaWorks NZ, can only further the market demand for New Zealand's leading publicly-traded media company and underscore the strategy of taking the company public. Brent Impey, CEO of CanWest MediaWorks NZ, credited the strong New Zealand economy and solid advertising market for the increase in revenues at both the company's radio and television operations, but cited a financially disciplined management team for delivering the outstanding EBITDA results. sec.edgar-online.com /2004/10/19/0000950123-04-012213/section5.asp   (727 words)

CANWEST GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS CORP - CWG Report of Foreign Issuer (6-K) EXHIBIT 99.2 CanWest MediaWorks NZ reported consolidated EBITDA of NZ$60.9 million in fiscal 2004, excluding costs related to its July 2004 IPO compared to NZ$39.1 million for the previous fiscal year. Leonard Asper, President and CEO of CanWest Global Communications Corp., said the outstanding results, coming on the heels of the successful IPO of CanWest MediaWorks NZ, can only further the market demand for New Zealand's leading publicly-traded media company and underscore the strategy of taking the company public. In addition to owning the Global Television Network, CanWest is Canada's largest publisher of daily newspapers, and also owns, operates and/or holds substantial interests in conventional television, out-of-home advertising, specialty cable channels, Web sites and radio networks in Canada, New Zealand, Australia and Ireland. sec.edgar-online.com /2004/10/19/0000950123-04-012213/section5.asp   (727 words)

Scoop: Canwest Mediaworks Confirms IPO Plans CanWest MediaWorks (NZ) Limited has been established as a holding company and will acquire CanWest RadioWorks Limited and CanWest TVWorks Limited, the companies that currently own all of the above brands, immediately after the successful completion of this offer, from the CanWest group on completion of the offer. Following completion of the offer, the CanWest group will be the majority shareholder in CanWest MediaWorksNZ, holding approximately 70% of its shares, with the balance of the shares owned by public market investors. Upon completion of the offer and the acquisition of the media operations, CanWest MediaWorksNZ will be a subsidiary of CanWest Global Communications Corp. (NYSE: CWG; TSX: CGS.S and CGS.A; www.canwestglobal.com), an international media company. www.scoop.co.nz /stories/BU0405/S00203.htm   (727 words)

NYSE, New York Stock Exchange > About the NYSE > Listed Companies > Listed Company Directory CanWest Global Communications Corp. CanWest MediaWorks International includes CanWest's investments in Network TEN in Australia, CanWest MediaWorks (NZ) and TV3 in Ireland. CanWest MediaWorks encompasses all of Canadian business units, including newspapers, television and radio operations and Web-based interactive operations. In October 2004, the Company announced a realignment of its operations under the CanWest MediaWorks corporate brand. www.nyse.com /listed/cwg.html   (197 words)

NYSE, New York Stock Exchange > About the NYSE > Listed Companies > Listed Company Directory CanWest Global Communications Corp. CanWest MediaWorks International includes CanWest's investments in Network TEN in Australia, CanWest MediaWorks (NZ) and TV3 in Ireland. CanWest MediaWorks encompasses all of Canadian business units, including newspapers, television and radio operations and Web-based interactive operations. In October 2004, the Company announced a realignment of its operations under the CanWest MediaWorks corporate brand. www.nyse.com /listed/cwg.html   (204 words)

List of assets owned by CanWest Global Communications - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia CanWest Global purchased TV3 from the receivers of the failed startup station and held it through a variety of subsidaries until transferring ownership of the operation and its other major media assests inclduing the station C4 in July 2004 to Canwest MediaWorks NZ where it retained a 70% stake. In July 2004 these were transferred into the ownership of Canwest MediaWorks NZ along with its television assets in New Zealand. CanWest built its ownsership of Radio Assets in New Zealand through its purchase of Radioworks and the further expansion of this operation through acquisition of other local radio stations and networks and organic growth. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_assets_owned_by_CanWest_Global_Communications   (241 words)

CanWest Global Communications Article Archives by KeepMedia CanWest MediaWorks NZ Reports 11% EBITDA Increase for Fiscal 2005 Minister of Finance, that the prospectus offering of securities of CanWest MediaWorks Income Fund is not affected by the Minister's announcement and the Government's moratorium on income tax rulings respecting flow-through entities. CanWest also announced that holders of a majority in aggregate principal amount of the 2013 Notes have indicated their intention to tender their 2013 Notes in the tender offers as amended. www.topix.net /com/cwg/keepmedia   (811 words)

CanWest Global Communications Article Archives by KeepMedia CanWest MediaWorks NZ Reports 11% EBITDA Increase for Fiscal 2005 Minister of Finance, that the prospectus offering of securities of CanWest MediaWorks Income Fund is not affected by the Minister's announcement and the Government's moratorium on income tax rulings respecting flow-through entities. CanWest Global Communications Corp., today announced that it has received the consents that it required for enactment of the indenture amendments proposed in its previously announced cash tender offers and consent solicitations. www.topix.net /com/cwg/keepmedia   (825 words)

October 11, 2004 - Big three ousted amid shuffle at CanWest by Ian Edwards Thomas Strike, formerly COO of CanWest corporate, was named president of CanWest MediaWorks International, which includes CanWest's investments in Network TEN in Australia, CanWest MediaWorks (NZ) Limited in New Zealand and TV3 in Ireland. Longstanding CanWest Global Communications executives Jack Tomik, president CanWest Media Sales; Loren Mawhinney, VP of Canadian production; and Doug Hoover, SVP programming and promotions, have been shown the door after a major executive shakeup at the Winnipeg-based media giant. On Oct. 5, the day after the announcement, markets were unimpressed by the news, with CWG Global A-class shares closing down $0.07 on the TSX Exchange to $10.38. www.friends.ca /News/Friends_News/archives/articles10110401.asp   (590 words)

CanWest Global Communications Article Archives by KeepMedia CanWest MediaWorks NZ Reports 11% EBITDA Increase for Fiscal 2005 Minister of Finance, that the prospectus offering of securities of CanWest MediaWorks Income Fund is not affected by the Minister's announcement and the Government's moratorium on income tax rulings respecting flow-through entities. CanWest Global Communications Corp., today announced that it has received the consents that it required for enactment of the indenture amendments proposed in its previously announced cash tender offers and consent solicitations. www.topix.net /com/cwg/keepmedia   (811 words)

CanWest Global Communications - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In New Zealand, CanWest MediaWorks NZ owns TV3, C4, and a number of radio networks and stations. CanWest MediaWorks is the company's Canadian operating unit. CanWest is often cited as an example of how the ownership of Canadian media has become concentrated in the hands of a few individuals and large corporations. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CanWest_Global_Communications   (870 words)

CanWest Global Communications Corp. CanWest MediaWorks International has a significant international television and radio broadcasting presence in New Zealand through CanWest MediaWorks NZ, Network TEN in Australia, and TV3 in the Republic of Ireland. CanWest MediaWorks Publications Inc., Canada’s largest newspaper publisher which owners of 10 major metro dailies and 23 smaller daily, weekly, and community papers and also operates a growing interactive media business which includes online sites canada.com and working.com. To inform, enlighten and entertain people everywhere so as to improve the quality of their lives www.southam.com /aboutus.html   (102 words)

List of assets owned by CanWest Global Communications - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia CanWest Global purchased TV3 from the receivers of the failed startup station and held it through a variety of subsidaries until transferring ownership of the operation and its other major media assests inclduing the station C4 in July 2004 to Canwest MediaWorks NZ where it retained a 70% stake. CanWest built its ownsership of Radio Assets in New Zealand through its purchase of Radioworks and the further expansion of this operation through acquisition of other local radio stations and networks and organic growth. Network Ten Canwest has a 57.5% economic interest in Network Ten (more commonly known as Channel Ten or simply Ten) however its voting share is 14.9% this happened when Ten was floated on the Australian Stock Exchange in 1998. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_assets_owned_by_CanWest_Global_Communications   (230 words)

CanWest Global Communications Corp. - Third Quarter Earnings from Continuing Operations up 101% On completion, CanWest MediaWorks (NZ) Limited will use the funds raised from the share issue, together with a concurrent bank financing and further issuance of shares to CanWest, to acquire all of CanWest's New Zealand television and radio operations. CanWest's 45% interest in TV3 Ireland's EBITDA was $3 million for the quarter, 9% higher than for the third quarter of 2003. CanWest will record a gain on the sale of the UTV shares of approximately $50 million in the fourth quarter. www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=109&STORY=/www/story/07-15-2004/0002211328&EDATE=   (2082 words)

Median Strip: New Zealand Radio and Recording News Profits at CanWest MediaWorks are running ahead of its forecasts, lifted by the successful launch of Campbell Live on its TV3 network and of its new Radio Live news station... "To return an immediate positive EBITDA across both radio and television, while absorbing the establishment and launch costs of such major long term strategies, is unprecedented and is a credit to the strong management teams in both radio and television," says CanWest boss Brent Impey. "NZ On Air believes that, in making an arrangement at such a senior level, the organisation is signalling its strongest commitment and contribution to the development of this important aspect of the broadcasting sector in New Zealand." www.medianstrip.com   (2082 words)

Radionewsweb.com CanWest has a 70% interest in CanWest MediaWorks (NZ) Limited: It is to use the cash proceeds from the sale to strengthen its balance sheet. The Wireless Group has a vested interest in plugging a system that measures much shorter listening periods and boosts its figures but we think a well-respected national newspaper should be a little more cautious about the way in which it plugs his line. The Wireless Group says electronic ratings show its audience to be three times as large as those produced by RAJAR's diary methods and is currently suing RAJAR for damages it alleges have been caused too its business by under-measurement of its audience. www.radionewsweb.com /2004-07.html   (12136 words)

Scoop: Canwest Mediaworks Continues Momentum Auckland — CanWest MediaWorks (NZ) today reported its unaudited financial results for the third quarter covering March, April and May 2005. “The performance of our television business is particularly pleasing, and to have achieved these results in the same quarter as launching our new Campbell Live show, which had significant establishment costs, shows the core strength that exists in our TV business,” said CanWest MediaWorks CEO, Brent Impey. TVWorks’ performance has seen its EBITBA improve 34% for the quarter to $6.9 million, up from $5.2 million, with revenue for TV3 and C4 up 14% to $34.6 million, up from $30.3 million. www.scoop.co.nz /stories/BU0506/S00416.htm   (12136 words)

CanWest MediaWorks New Zealand Reports 26% EBITDA Increase in First Quarter CanWest MediaWorks (NZ) is a publicly traded company listed on the New Zealand Stock Exchange. In addition to owning the Global Television Network, CanWest is Canada's largest publisher of daily newspapers, and also owns, operates and/or holds substantial interests in radio, conventional television, out-of-home advertising, specialty cable channels and Web sites in Canada, New Zealand, Australia and Ireland. Get your portfolio, or hotlist with customized news headlines, mailed to you at the end of the day. finance.lycos.com /qc/news/story.aspx?symbols=PRNEWS:100&story=200412090323_PRN__TO284   (12136 words)

sharechat.co.nz - New Zealand's home for market investors CanWest Mediaworks is to launch a new nationwide news and information radio network early next year. sharechat.co.nz - New Zealand's home for market investors After signing up for News Alerts you will receive the latest news on New Zealand listed companies, and the wider economy, directly by email throughout the working day. www.sharechat.co.nz   (12136 words)

Prime TV hopes to list in NZ - Breaking News - Business - Breaking News A dual listing for Prime would be the second taste of a free-to-air television network for investors, after the flotation of CanWest MediaWorks last year. Mr Taylor said the New Zealand operations made a $NZ6.8 million ($A6.27 million) loss last year and was looking at a loss of about $NZ3.5 million for the year to June 2005. Prime Television New Zealand has made substantial losses since it was established in 1998 - but Mr Taylor said they had been narrowing since a deal in 2001 with Australia's Nine Network which gave Nine the option to buy 50 per cent of Prime New Zealand in return for programming, marketing and managerial support. www.theage.com.au /news/Business/Prime-TV-hopes-to-list-in-NZ/2005/06/22/1119321790302.html   (664 words)

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