Emap Advertising’s full marketing communications service, Emap2, has lifted the lid on what it claims are the top five creative adverts of all time.The league table was compiled at the company’s Art of Engagement exhibition last week, which invited marketing directors, strategic planners and creative agencies to connect with the company’s brands and learn more… Continue reading Emap Hails Most Creative Ads Of All Time
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Digital radio broadcaster and programme producer, UBC Media, has revealed a upbeat trading statement with revenues expected to be up by 25% compared to the same time last year. The group claims that its commercial network advertising and programming business continues to outperform the sector, predicting 21% growth in advertising revenues. Elsewhere, UBC said that… Continue reading UBC Enjoys Strong Start To 2006
UK consumers are still uncertain about the digital switchover, with a new report from consumer group Which? finding that 38% of respondents don’t know about the government’s plans to turn off the digital signal. According to the study, just 7% knew that the switchover will be completed by 2012, while as many as 9% of… Continue reading Consumers Still In The Dark Over Analogue Switchover
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) looks set rocket over the next four years, with the services competitive pricing causing a stir in the telephony market. eMarketer projects that by 2010, 32.6 million Americans will subscribe to VoIP, equating to nearly 40% of broadband households using the technology. VoIP’s popularity stems from broadbands growth, with increasing… Continue reading VoIP Price Fuelling Consumer Uptake
Advertising on mobile phones is forecast to the become increasingly popular, with a new report from Magna Global recommending that marketers cash in on this emerging channel now. According to Magna, there are currently 2 billion mobile subscribers around the world, with 20% annual subscriber growth rate. New mobile networks are capable of distributing video,… Continue reading Mobile Phone Advertising To Increase
Multimedia and technologically advanced mobile phones are increasing in popularity in the Asia-Pacific, with declining prices fuelling consumer up-take. Over half of the phones shipped within the region in 2005 had camera functions. In-Stat expects this trend to continue, reaching 67% of the mobile phone market by 2009. Commenting on the findings, Victor Liu, In-Stat… Continue reading High-Tech Phones Push Forward In Asia-Pacific
The BBC continued to dominate primetime schedules last night, with Holby City and Dalziel and Pascoe conspiring to create a miserable evening for ITV’s competing programmes.The Corporation drew 6.9 million adult viewers on average with Holby City, followed by 6.6 million for Dalziel and Pascoe, trouncing ITV1’s coverage of the Champions’ League and Take My… Continue reading ITV Floored By BBC Drama Double Bill
Channel 4 has extended its contract for news programming with ITN for a further five years, guaranteeing production of its award-winning Channel 4 News to the end of 2010.The new contract is worth over £100 million, encompassing news content across Channel 4 and More4. The new agreement also covers new media activities such as online… Continue reading ITN Scoops £100m Channel 4 News Deal
Niche digital channel Motors TV has secured the pan-European TV broadcast rights for the Le Mans 24-hour motor race in 2006 and 2007, providing a boost to the channel, which will run a week of programming to celebrate the event this year.The channel’s coverage will begin on 12 June, culminating in the race itself on… Continue reading Motors TV To Drive Audiences Up With Le Mans
Media watchdog Ofcom has unveiled its Annual Plan for 2006/7, placing the transition to fully digital TV and the development of IP-based communication networks at its core.The regulator reports the nation “embracing digital in all its forms and with enthusiasm,” citing the uptake of broadband, digital TV, DAB digital radio and 3G mobile services as… Continue reading Ofcom Focuses On Switchover In Annual Plan