Shares in Future Network remained suspended this afternoon as the group released its delayed interim results. In a statement this afternoon, Future said that shares had been suspended “in order to prevent a false market developing ahead of a significant refinancing announcement”. Details of the refinancing deal are expected ‘shortly’ and shares will remain suspended… Continue reading Future Shares Remain Suspended As Losses Are Revealed
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Troubled publisher Future Network has this morning suspended its shares pending a further announcement from the company later today. Shares in Future have dropped dramatically over recent months after reaching highs of 900p during the tech boom last year (see Future Network ‘Pushed Off Course In Bruising Year’). Yesterday Future Shares closed at 24½p. Last… Continue reading Future Suspends Shares Pending Further Announcement
According to Digital Set-Top Box Market Review & Forecast 2001 – 2007 released this week by Jon Peddie Associates, the worldwide set-top box market is poised for significant growth despite technologial challenges and the current economic troubles in the entertainment market. “The struggle between low cost and the increased capabilities of digital set-top boxes will… Continue reading 397.5 Million Digital Set-Top Boxes Will Be Installed Worldwide By 2007, Says JPA
As reported earlier in the week, the radio sector is now also feeling the advertising downturn that is sweeping the media industry, with analysts downgrading their forecasts for Capital Radio accordingly (see Forecasts). Three radio companies released trading statements this morning: GWR, Capital and Scottish Radio Holdings, and all conveyed a similar message. Commercial radio… Continue reading Insight Analysis: Radio Feels The Effects Of Advertising Downturn
As the average price of a wireless phone call continues to drop in the US, more and more consumers are subscribing to wireless services, according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2001 US Wireless Industry Services Study, released yesterday. In 2001, 52% of households in the 25 largest US markets surveyed use a wireless phone… Continue reading US Wireless Phone Use Increases, But Customer Loyalty Decreases, Finds Survey
As reported earlier in the week, the radio sector is now also feeling the advertising downturn that is sweeping the media industry, with analysts downgrading their forecasts for Capital Radio accordingly (see Forecasts). GWR Group this morning said that it too has not escaped the downturn in advertising, which has been affecting the sector worldwide… Continue reading GWR ‘Extremely Cautious’ On Advertising Outlook As Revenues Fall 3.5%
Outdoor advertising group, Maiden, has this morning reported a solid performance for the half year, with sales rising by 8.4% to £41.2 million. This demonstrates strong organic growth at the company and substantially outperforms the outdoor market, which saw growth of 3% during the same period. The outdoor sector itself has been the strongest medium… Continue reading Maiden Shows Strong Performance, But Hit By US Tragedy
As reported earlier in the week, the radio sector is now also feeling the advertising downturn that is sweeping the media industry, with analysts downgrading their forecasts for Capital Radio accordingly (see Forecasts). Three radio companies released trading statements this morning: GWR, Capital and Scottish Radio Holdings, and all conveyed a similar message. Commercial radio… Continue reading Insight Analysis: Radio Feels The Effects Of Advertising Downturn
Scottish Radio Holdings (SRH) released a trading statement this morning, forecasting a 3% drop in radio revenues for the year to 30 September 2001. This is an outperformance of the radio market in general, which is expected to fall by an average of around 9% this year. Like GWR, Scottish Radio benefited from the stronger… Continue reading Scottish Radio Outperforms Declining Market
UK media giant Emap today released a trading statement which revealed that underlying profits for the group grew by 3% in H1 2001 largely due to increases in circulation revenue in the UK and France, but warned that advertising revenues are still falling. Underlying consumer advertising revenue was up by 5% in the UK and… Continue reading Emap Sees Circulation Revenues Rise In Tough Marketplace
