Publishing group, Reed Elsevier, has reported an increase in revenues of 6% for the first half of 2005, with earnings per share also up by 5% at constant exchange rates. The company enjoyed good underlying performance across its businesses during the first six months of the year, forecasting momentum in revenue and profit growth building… Continue reading Reed Elsevier Sees Revenues Rise 6% For 1H 2005

Innovative advertisers can take advantage of the impending growth in personal video recorder (PVR) take-up, with new research from media agency Starcom showing that fast forward technology allows adverts to be seen in an uncluttered environment, resulting in a greater ‘share of mind,’ making them more likely to be recalled. Previous industry opinion was that… Continue reading Strong Creative Helps Negate PVR Ad Avoidance

Consumers are increasingly using their mobile phones to play music and games, and gamble, opening up lucrative new revenue streams for mobile and content industries, resulting in the global mobile entertainment market predicted to be worth $42.8 billion by 2010. Informa Telecoms & Media’s new Mobile Entertainment report claims that emerging new markets, such as… Continue reading Global Entertainment Market To Reach $42.8 Billion By 2010

Global media group, Publicis, has revealed optimistic results for the first half of 2005, reflecting what the company states is a strategy to make Publicis one of the world’s “top contenders in media and communications”.The results, which show revenues rising by 6.1% year on year, are attributed, in the main, to new account wins, with… Continue reading Publicis Sees Revenues Rise After New Account Wins

IPC’s flagship men’s magazine, Loaded, has launched its September issue with the dual publication of two covers, celebrating the “double trouble” of covergirls Jordan and Carmen Electra.The special issue sees Loaded bring together the “best babes from both sides of the pond,” pairing Jordan and Carmen Electra in a two-girl photo shoot for the first… Continue reading Loaded Doubles Frontage For Special Edition

United Business Media (UBM) has this morning reported half-yearly results ahead of expectations, predicting further growth in the second half of the year and standing optimistic in the face of a “tough market” for print titles.The company, which sold its 35.4% shareholding in Five for £247.6 million earlier this month, saw profits rise by just… Continue reading UBM Optimistic After Strong First Half

The Government has published its report on the trial digital switchover which took place in Wales earlier this year, hailing the exercise a success in preparation for a national switchover by 2012.The report focuses on the cessation of analogue broadcasts in the Welsh villages of Ferryside and Llansteffan, which took place in March, a move… Continue reading Trial Switchover A Success Says Government

United Business Media (UBM) has this morning reported half-yearly results ahead of expectations, predicting further growth in the second half of the year and standing optimistic in the face of a “tough market” for print titles. The company, which sold its 35.4% shareholding in Five for £247.6 million earlier this month, saw profits rise by… Continue reading UBM Reports Profits Ahead Of Expectations

Global media group, Publicis, has revealed optimistic results for the first half of 2005, reflecting what the company states is a strategy to make Publicis one of the world’s “top contenders in media and communications”. The results, which show revenues rising by 6.1% year on year, are attributed, in the main, to new account wins,… Continue reading Publicis Sees Revenues Rise After New Account Wins

Outdoor advertising group, JC Decaux, has reported a 5.5% year on year increase in revenue for the first half of 2005, reaching €833.7 million worldwide. In the group’s results posted today, JC Decaux revealed revenues to have increased by 5% in the first quarter to €454 million, compared to the same period last year. This… Continue reading JC Decaux Sees 5.5% Increase In Revenues For First Half 2005