IPC’s Nuts magazine has announced a massive re-launch of its online operations, boosting content and offering increased multimedia features.The new site will pack exclusive pictures and video clips of Nuts cover girls, as well as games and an enhanced reviews section.The site’s new design presents Nuts content in a “sophisticated and entertaining way,” according to… Continue reading IPC Grows Nuts With 3G Services And Online Revamp
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Reports this morning have claimed Sky Media is attempting to boost the advertising share of its channel portfolio by denying access to the forthcoming Skyview research programme, unless media agencies shift their budgets away from ITV1.The allegations, made by MediaWeek, state that Sky Media has told media agencies that access to the results of the… Continue reading Sky Looks For Increased Revenues From Research Lever
Virgin Radio is to offer its digital stations to cable customers via the Telewest network, extending their potential reach by 1.2 million.The deal will see Virgin Radio Classic Rock and Virgin Radio Xtreme join Telewest’s digital TV platform from today.Commenting on the station’s extension onto cable, Nick Hewat, sales director at Virgin, said: “Our new… Continue reading Virgin Taps Telewest For Wider Digital Reach
New research from Viacom Brand Solutions has used brain scans to measure viewers’ response to TV advertising, revealing an increase in effectiveness of 24% for those commercials placed around relevant programming.The study, one of the first of its kind within television, examined nine key areas of brain activity affecting viewers’ analysis, absorption, effort, long-term memory,… Continue reading Brain Scans Show Relevance Is Key To TV Ads
Channel 4 is to bolster its broadband offering with a new comedy channel, showcasing publicly contributed content in the same vein as its online documentary service FourDocs.The new 4Laughs website, launching in spring 2006, will allow comedy fans to post their own video sketches which can then be rated by other site users.Jointly conceived by… Continue reading Channel 4 Sights Online As New Comedy Conduit
Over half of online Briton’s visit a travel site every month, a growth of 20% in the last year, according to new figures from Nielsen//NetRatings, with the over 50s being particularly active in the area.Nielsen//NetRatings claim that 86% of all British internet users aged over 50 have visited a travel site in the last year,… Continue reading UK Online Travel Site Increasing In Popularity
Channel 4 looks set to scoop the latest slot on the Freeview platform following Five’s withdrawal from bidding after securing alternative spectrum via Top Up TV.The two broadcasters had been facing a head to head battle over the Freeview airspace, although Five’s deal to secure spectrum space from Top Up TV for its first digital… Continue reading Channel 4 Set To Scoop Freeview Airspace
Global advertising group, WPP is reported to be considering its options for a joint bit for Aegis Group by obtaining support from the Group’s biggest shareholder, Vincent Bollore.The French entrepreneur has recently been strengthening his position in the company, now owning a quarter of the media group.According to a report in Saturday’s Daily Telegraph, Bollore… Continue reading WPP And Bollore To Launch Joint Attack On Aegis
Global advertising group, WPP is reported to be considering its options for a joint bit for Aegis Group by obtaining support from the Group’s biggest shareholder, Vincent Bollore. The French entrepreneur has recently been strengthening his position in the company, now owning a quarter of the media group. According to a report in Saturday’s Daily… Continue reading WPP And Bollore To Launch Joint Attack On Aegis
US consumers are more receptive to traditional marketing techniques, with new research from Harris Interactive and the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) showing that methods such as paid advertising and sponsorship are deemed as more trustworthy and acceptable forms of marketing. Newer marketing techniques, including internet pop-ups and adverts in text messages were found… Continue reading Consumers Trust Traditional Marketing More
