Throughout June, the progress of the advertising recovery was closely monitored and scrutinised by market analysts and advertising chief executives alike, with each having their own view point on how things are shaping up. A study from the Chartered Institute of Marketing said that confidence among Britain’s marketers had reached one of its highest levels,… Continue reading INSIGHTanalysis: Media Healthcheck – June 2004
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As audiences begin to migrate to digital technology, the prospect of switching off the analogue radio signals has been raised by the government for the first time. Talk of future plans, similar to those for the television digital switch-over have been aired by Tessa Jowell, secretary of state for department of culture, media and sport.… Continue reading Analogue Radio Switch-Off Raised By Jowell
The Times has announced a break in publication for its weekly football supplement, The Game, replacing it with a series of special publications dedicated to a number of different sports.Topics covered by the interim titles will range from Open Golf to Test Cricket and Glorious Goodwood, kicking off on Monday 5 July with a special… Continue reading Times Calls A Halt To The Game For Summer Break
MegaPoster has secured car manufacturer Mitsubishi to launch its new Colt model with a national giant banner campaign featuring two of the company’s prime sites in Birmingham and London.The two sites will spearhead a five-banner campaign that will run throughout July and August instead of the normal one month poster period. The creative will feature… Continue reading MegaPoster Drives Expansion With Mitsubishi Campaign
The international specialist consumer magazine group, Future Network, has today revealed that revenue for the first five months of 2004 is up by 8%, fuelled by growth in Europe and the United States. The trading update, issued prior to the interim results due on 14 September 2004, shows that mainland Europe outperformed all other regions,… Continue reading UK Lags Behind Europe And US Growth For Future
Media and marketing research group, Aegis, today said that revenues for the first half of this year are expected to be comfortably ahead of last year in its three operating regions; Europe, US and Asia. The trading update, issued prior to the interim results due on 7 September 2004, said that during the past few… Continue reading Aegis Performing Ahead Of Last Year
The newspaper industry must do more to claw back advertising revenue, claimed Maureen Duffy, the chief executive of the Newspaper Marketing Agency (NMA). As reported by MediaGuardian, Duffy said that the newspaper industry has been outmanoeuvred by television, radio and outdoor poster companies and only had themselves to blame for failing to stop the migration… Continue reading Press Must Claw Back Ad Revenue
The future of free-to-air (FTA) television may find itself in trouble after 2014, as competition from other forms of information and entertainment technology hots up, says a report from research and consultancy group, Paul Budde Communication. According to the report, FTA television can easily survive the next ten years but its future after that is… Continue reading Free-To-Air TV Set To Hit Troubled Times
The BBC has announced a partnership with Lyons Cakes to create an on-pack promotion offering readers a £10,000 makeover in the first promotion of its kind for the magazine.The promotion will run from today until the end of August, featuring across a range of the company’s confectionary, from treacle tarts to the french sandwich.Commenting on… Continue reading BBC Tempts Gardeners With Cake Competition
Emap Advertising and MediaCom have secured a bespoke cross-media campaign with Electronic Arts to promote the launch of the new Need For Speed Underground 2 computer game across its range of Max Power branded media.The promotional activity launches in this month’s Max Power magazine and runs across its online, SMS and live event platforms. It… Continue reading Max Power And Electronic Arts Feel The Need For Speed