GaydarRadio is celebrating its sixth birthday with a brand new line-up and five brand new network shows.Joining the daily line-up are the former CBBC and Diggit (GMTV) presenter Liam Dolan who presents Gaydar Anthems live from Profile three evenings a week and Phil Marriott with a brand new weekday drivetime show.Also making their GaydarRadio debuts… Continue reading GaydarRadio Unveils New Line-Up

The first part of Sir David Attenborough’s new series, Life In Cold Blood, was enjoyed by more than 6.4 million adults last night, giving BBC One a 28.4% audience share between 9pm and 10pm.However, the intriguing programme, which examined the fascinating world of reptiles, looking at the lives of crocodiles, chameleons and turtles to name… Continue reading Viewers Warm To Life In Cold Blood

Google has reportedly proposed a partnership with search rival Yahoo! in an effort to escape Microsoft’s $44.6 billion hostile takeover bid.It is understood that Google chief executive, Eric Schmidt, yesterday telephoned Yahoo! founder, Jerry Yang, to propose working together.A partnership between the two could see Yahoo! outsource its search and advertising functions to Google while… Continue reading Google Goes For Yahoo! Partnership

Titan Outdoor, in conjunction with digital specialists iblink, has unveiled six new digital six-sheets at London’s Charing Cross station.The installations follow a successful trial at Birmingham’s Bullring shopping centre and will replace existing scrolling six-sheet posters.The new screens, which offer an optically enhanced 65-inch high definition image, incorporate new technology which allows passers-by to view… Continue reading Titan Outdoor Unveils New Digital Six-Sheets

Google has reportedly proposed a partnership with search rival Yahoo! in an effort to escape Microsoft’s $44.6 billion hostile takeover bid. It is understood that Google chief executive yesterday telephoned Yahoo! founder Jerry Yang to propose working together. A partnership between the two could see Yahoo! outsource its search and advertising functions to Google while… Continue reading Google Proposes Yahoo! Partnership

News Corp has announced second quarter pre-tax profits of $1.39 billion (£705 million), up 9.2% year on year. The Murdoch media empire grew in all but two of its eight operating divisions, filmed entertainment and television. Group revenues grew 9.5% year-on-year to $8.59 billion, with cable network programming revenues up by a third to $1.24… Continue reading News Corp Profits Up In Q2

Naked Communications has been acquired by Australian marketing services company Photon with an initial cash payment of A$36 million (US$33 million). Photon has acquired 100% control of Naked, in a deal involving a four-year performance-based earn-out package for the agency’s founders. Naked was founded in the UK in 2000 and operates in the US, Australia,… Continue reading Photon Acquires Naked

By 2010, annual mobile handset shipments will have increased by almost 25%, reaching a figure in excess of 1.4 billion units worldwide according to the latest industry report from Understanding & Solutions. Last year, over 1.1 billion units were shipped globally, with the majority of growth coming from emerging markets, particularly India and Africa, where… Continue reading Mobile Handset Shipments To Increase Almost 25%

The latest National Client Email Marketing Survey from the DMA shows that over 80% of respondents expect their company’s expenditure on email to increase. Just over half of respondents said that they will not be taking money from another channel to fund their email marketing, reinforcing the net increase in client spend on email in… Continue reading Email Marketing Spend Expected To Increase

Google has said that Microsoft’s $44.6 billion bid for Yahoo! raises “troubling questions” about the underlying principles of the internet.Writing on the official Google blog, David Drummond, Google’s chief legal officer, said that “Microsoft plus Yahoo! equals an overwhelming share of instant messaging and web email accounts. And between them, the two companies operate the… Continue reading Google Raises Competition Questions Over Microsoft/Yahoo! Deal