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Profits from main European Pay-TV Groups, 3007-09 ($m)
	2007	2008	2009	% Change 2008-09
British Sky Broadcasting (UK, 50 channels)	$244.6m	$198.5m	$496.8m	150.30%
Vivendi (Groupe Canal Plus) (France, 67 channel)	$512.1m	$721m	$834.5m	14.80%
Grupo Prisa (aerea audiovisual) (Spain 43 channels)	n/a	$629.7m	$532.3m	-15.60%
Sky Deutschland (Germany, 16 channels)	-$66.5m	-$344.1m	-$866.4m	-151.20%