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This is a list of events in Scottish television from 2007. ==Events== *7 January – Death of television presenter Magnus Magnusson, long-time presenter of the BBC's ''Mastermind''. *10 January – Scottish Media Group and Belfast-based UTV agree the details of a merger, including a revised share split between the two. UTV will own 54% of the group, while SMG will take the remaining 46%. However, the deal is once again rejected at the end of February. *12 April – SMG Group plc announce plans to sell Virgin Radio, to enable the company to focus on its television station, STV. *3 May – Television coverage of the 2007 Scottish Parliament election. *7 June – The long-running ''Scottish Six'' debate over a separate ''BBC Six O'Clock News'' bulletin for Scotland is reignited after the Scottish National Party's Pete Wishart writes to the BBC Director General Mark Thompson calling for a Scottish news programme to be introduced. *18 July – It is announced that the Scottish Premier League has signed a deal with BBC Scotland for non-exclusive television coverage of the league. *August – The Scottish Government establishes the Scottish Broadcasting Commission to oversee television production and broadcasting in Scotland. *31 August – STV celebrates fifty years on air. *20 September – British Prime Minister Gordon Brown opens the BBC Scotland's new Pacific Quay studio complex in Glasgow. At the opening ceremony BBC Director-General Mark Thompson outlines plans to increase BBC Scotland's content output. *26 October – Inaugural meeting of the Scottish Broadcasting Commission. Chaired by Blair Jenkins the Commission hopes to take television in Scotland "to a different level". *3 December – News opt-outs for Scotland during GMTV are taken over by MacMillan Media following a long-running dispute between GMTV and STV. Previously STV and Grampian had provided local news coverage during GMTV. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「2007 in Scottish television」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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