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    • Sunday, November 12, 2006
    Isle of Man International Broadcasting plc says antenna problems solved
    Credit: http://blogs.rnw.nl/medianetwork/
    November 10th, 2006, 10:40 UTC by Andy
    Isle of Man International broadcasting plc, which is planning to broadcast to the UK on 279 kHz longwave, has posted the following press statement on its website:

    In 2005, IMIB signed a contract with KAT for the supply of a Crossed Field Antenna and a deposit of 50% was paid for this item, costing £300,000 sterling. Despite KAT claims that the antenna was completed, we have not received the necessary documentary evidence and the device has not been made available for independent testing. We must protect our investors and so have refused to make further payments demanded by KAT, including disputed licence fees for periods not used. Our view is that the level of these ‘licence fees’ is exorbitant, and that the principle of levying them is unprecedented in the broadcast industry.

    Negotiations for the supply of a CFA from another source have now been completed and we have made an initial payment for use of the technology to the patent holders.

    IMIB is considering what action to take to retrieve the advance payments made to KAT under the unfulfilled contracts.
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