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Vivendi Universal - which has seen its net income jump 60%, to Euros 2.3bn, and revenues rise 37% to Euros 41.8bn in 2000 - will meet its aggressive growth and synergy targets in 2001 and 2002 according to chairman Jean-Marie Messier.At a conference call on March 9, Messier said: We have already met goals which were considered too ambitious stressi stanley usa ng that the me stanley cup dia and communication division - which contributed Euros 13.6bn in revenues, Euros 600m in operating profit and Euros 2.2bn in earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation EBITDA - will reach its growth target of 10% in revenues and 35% in EBITDA for the period 2001-2002. Plans are already implemented to reach the anounced Euros 420m target in cost synergies and Euros 220m in revenue synergies . It does not mean more job cuts, he said, adding the good ones are still working with us. Cost-cutting concerns mostly headquarters, operations, logistics, information technology systems and acquisitions.Messier also strongly dismissed rumours concerning stagnation and increased loss at Canal Plus. The European pay-tv operator 15.3 million subscribers stanley cup , including 5.3 million to digital services is expected to see a 10% rise in subcription take, including 30% to digital services. I see no stagnation here. quipped Messier.The Canal Plus group saw its revenues increase 17% in 2000, to Euros 3.8bn, EBITDA reaching Euros 507m up 22% . Net profit figures accounted at Vivendi Universal s level now are n Kbdw Ted Hatfield to receive career achievement award at ShoWest
EXCLUSIVE: Screen Stars of Tomorrow involved in trio of projects set for production.A trio of projects have been greenlit for production in the latest round of Creative Englands low-budget filmmaking initiative iFeatures.Three Screen Stars of Tomorrow are present in the selected teams - writer-director Eva Riley with Perfect Ten, producer Emily Morgan with Make-up, and producer Michelle Eastwood with Retreat, which is set to be the first British feature film to be made entirely in sign-language.The latest set of productions follows a period of success for the programme. Last year, William Oldroyds Lady Macbeth [pictured] and Hope Dickson Leachs The Levelling, both greenlit by iFeatures in 2015, secured major festival berths.Subsequently, Lady Macbeth sold to the US R stanley cup oadside Attractions and UK Altitude Film among others, and Peccadillo Pictures acquired The Levelling for the UK.The three selected projects in 2017 are:Perfect Ten, written and directed by2016 Screen Star of Tomorrow Eva Rileyand produced byJacob Thomas.A Brighton-based story about a teenage gymnast who finds an escape from her insecurities whe stanley cup n stanley cup her long-lost brother introduces her to an exciting world of scooter crime.Producer Jacob Thomas and writer-director Eva RileyRetreat,written and directed byTed Evans, one of the UKs leading deaf filmmakers and produced by 2009 Screen Star of TomorrowMichelle EastwoodandAlex Usborne. A thriller set in Bristol about a deaf young woman who decides to leave the hearing w