Student TV network SUBtv has launched a World Cup package, offering advertisers sponsorship opportunitied around the 63 matches screened by the network in student unions around the country.Each package will run for four weeks, with SUBtv expecting a reach of 1.65 million students aged 18-24 through its network of 700 plasma screens in 90 universities.The… Continue reading SUBtv Offers World Cup Sponsorship Packages

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 To Launch Music Download Service Before Year End

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 national advertising… Continue reading UBC Enjoys Strong Start To 2006

Flextech-owned Bravo is to become the latest broadcaster to premiere content online, with new 15-part series, Man’s Work, receiving an online airing seven days before the programme goes on-air.The programme marks Bravo’s first foray into downloadable material, with the channel now embarking on what it calls a “commitment” to broadband.The first episode of the programme… Continue reading Bravo Launches Web TV In Commitment To Broadband

Sky’s high-definition TV service, SKY HD, is going on sale next week, offering consumers in the UK and Ireland the chance to watch HD channels for the first time.The service will be available on Wednesday 12th April, with installations due to begin in May. The Sky HD box will cost £299, with customers paying an… Continue reading Sky Launches HD Service Next Week

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 respondents… Continue reading Consumers Still In The Dark Over Analogue Switchover

Virgin Radio’s latest podcast could court controversy amongst several musicians, as its Best of the Guests programme offers clips of interviews never intended for broadcast.Each free podcast, presented by DJ Ben Jones, will include out-takes from the station’s interviews of the week, as well as an excerpt from Virgin’s archives.The first offering features Foo Fighters… Continue reading Virgin Podcast Offers Clips The Stars Want Buried

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

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