Are Cellcast having problems?

I only ask as they appear to have made some major cuts. The morning shows have been cut back, no more chatback and they seem to be using the same girl on three channels at the moment. I don't see Bangbabes doing this. Are Cellcast in trouble?

What's chatback? Is it anything to do with cellcast?

(13-09-2009 14:37 )rusty legrand Wrote:  What's chatback? Is it anything to do with cellcast?

A channel that no longer exists and was nothing to do with cellcast.

Chatback - was also a voice message service on Partyland where viewers could record a 30 second voice mail to be played on the show

Cellcast's revenue for the 2008/2009 tax year rose to £15.9 million compared to £12.1 million the previous year.



The only financial trouble they have is finding a big enough bank vault.

(13-09-2009 16:19 )vostok 1 Wrote:  Cellcast's revenue for the 2008/2009 tax year rose to £15.9 million compared to £12.1 million the previous year.



The only financial trouble they have is finding a big enough bank vault.

Is any 1 ells curious on what Elites revenue is? . I know they haven’t been on a year but it would be cool to know.

(13-09-2009 16:19 )vostok 1 Wrote:  Cellcast's revenue for the 2008/2009 tax year rose to £15.9 million compared to £12.1 million the previous year.

Revenue is a very different thing to profit of course.

(14-09-2009 18:19 )tony confederate Wrote:  

(13-09-2009 16:19 )vostok 1 Wrote:  Cellcast's revenue for the 2008/2009 tax year rose to £15.9 million compared to £12.1 million the previous year.

Revenue is a very different thing to profit of course.

Also don't forget that the babe channels are just one part of a larger business.

(14-09-2009 19:03 )vila Wrote:  Also don't forget that the babe channels are just one part of a larger business.

I thought the only other channel they had was the psychic channel.

The Chat has been cut back to 2pm to 8pm and they have got rid of three channels over last year Blue Kiss/Babecast and "merged" Sex Station into Partyland. From looking at them as opposed to Bangbabes it would appear that Bangbabes have a better business strategy than B/Station who seem to be relying on taking their shows to freeview to generate more income.

Just because revenue increases isn't a sound way of looking at how successful a company is as if the costs incurred to make that income increase at a higher rate than the increase in income then profits will obviously decrease and some decisions about programmes will have to be made.


The Chat for example is making at or above it's projected earnings and yet has had it's hours cut and its future discussed at a meeting soon.