CSC Media Group is the one of the UK’s fastest growing media companies. Founded by the producers of the ground-breaking music programme The Chart Show, which ran on ITV and Channel 4 for twelve years, and acquired in 2006 by private equity group Veronis Suhler Stevenson (VSS.com) and a new management team led by former BBC Board of Management member, David Docherty, CSC now owns and operates fifteen TV channels on Sky Digital and Virgin Media, as well as eleven web sites.

The Group’s current focus is on kids, music, movies and entertainment channels for the under thirties.

The kids channels are aimed at clear and differentiated market segments – Tiny Pop and Tinypop.com for pre-schoolers, Pop and Popfun.co.uk for six to ten year olds, and finally, Popgirl and Popgirlworld.com for girls seven to eleven. With their associated plus ones, the Pop Kids’ group’s audiences grew by 8% in 2007.

The group’s music heritage is well represented with seven music channels and social network sites that cross the full spectrum from contemporary chart, through rock, R&B and nostalgia to easy listening. The group’s portfolio accounted for 18% of the music market in satellite homes in 2007.

With its two true movie channels and True Movies.com, CSC is the home of true stories.  True Movies and True Movies 2 feature some of Hollywood’s leading performers, including Meryl Streep, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and Hugh Grant. In a few short months, the channel became the number one on Sky and continues to be one of the most popular movie channels on the Sky EPG.

The launch of Anime Central and Animecentral.com in 2007 extended the group’s portfolio of services aimed at 16-34 year olds and the company will continue to develop the range of its services for this audience onto new platforms and virtual worlds.

CSC is already the largest provider of free to air TV channels in the UK and is poised to expand internationally.

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