Radio research firm, GfK Media, has released the results of its Broadcast Media Survey, reporting that Heart 106.2 FM has overtaken Capital FM as the number one radio station in London, securing victory by an extremely narrow margin.GfK’s survey for the period September 13th – March 27th shows Heart with a weekly reach of 2.72… Continue reading GfK Survey Shows Heart Taking Lead In Capital
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Radio ratings body RAJAR will release the first wave of audience data for 2005 tomorrow, covering the three months to March.NewsLine will provide analysis of the data, with reports detailing specific markets, as well as breakdowns of performance by ownership and an overview of the UK’s radio market as a whole from tomorrow morning.MediaTel.co.uk will… Continue reading RAJAR To Release Q1 2005 Data Tomorrow
Satellite broadcaster, BSkyB, has added 95,000 net DHT subscribers to its subscriber base, aiding strong financial results and taking the subscriber base to over 7.7 million, compared to 7.3 million in 2004. The group’s results for the third quarter reveal a 31% year on year growth in operating profit to £574 million and a 51%… Continue reading BSkyB Enjoys 31% Rise In Operating Profit
Satellite broadcaster, BSkyB, has exceeded industry predictions with stronger than expected subscriber growth for the third quarter, achieving net direct-to-home growth (DTH) of 95,000, up from 66,000 in the same period last year. BSkyB has beat previous forecasts in terms of subscriber growth, with an AFX News poll of five leading brokers estimating between 60,000… Continue reading BSkyB Exceeds Industry Forecasts
The youth market in the Asia-Pacific region spends around 10-15% of its disposable income on mobile products, making it a significant driver for growth in the region’s mobile phone market, according to high-tech market research firm In-Stat. In-Stat’s new Asian Youth Mobile Trends: Devices, Data and Multimedia report reveals, that in 2004, youth spending on… Continue reading Asia-Pacific Sees Youth Spend 10-15% Of Income On Mobiles
The nation’s national newspapers will continue to see their circulations decline, according to influential publisher, Andrew Neil, who has painted a bleak picture of the industry and appealed for change in his address to the PPA’s annual conference.The high profile publisher of The Scotsman, The Spectator and The Business used his speech to urges change… Continue reading Neil Urges Change For Newspapers To Survive
Media regulator, Ofcom, is investigating the creation of a unified classification system for all media content, designed to prevent harmful or inappropriate material falling into the wrong hands, regardless of the platform used in its distribution.The watchdog has established a working group to consult with broadcasters on the creation of such a classification system, which… Continue reading Ofcom Mulls Single Classification System For All Media
Outdoor advertising specialist, Clear Channel, has appointed Julie France as its new group managing director, overseeing the company’s numerous billboard formats, including Adshel, non-roadside sites and transit locations.Reporting to Stevie Spring, chief executive of Clear Channel UK, France’s new role will see her replace Jonathan Lewis, who is leaving Clear Channel Billboards to pursue his… Continue reading Clear Channel Appoints New MD To Unite Group
Commercial radio network Galaxy 102 has announced plans to embark on a cross-network promotional campaign with Sony Playstation, designed to give its breakfast listeners the chance to demonstrate their singing skills and win Sony prizes.The campaign will launch today across all four Galaxy stations, with the promotion centered around the launch of kareoke computer game,… Continue reading Galaxy Signs Cross-Network Campaign With Sony
Research specialist, Henley Centre, has merged with well respected research and brand consultancy, HeadlightVision, to offer what the company claims is an unrivalled knowledge of global trends and insights.HeadlightVision, which was founded nine years ago, is known for its creativity and irreverence, as well as for its deep qualitative research base. The combination of its… Continue reading Henley Buys HeadlightVision To Boost Offering
