ITV Sales has secured British Airways to launch an online advertising campaign to promote its Club World sleeper service from the US to London on the broadcaster’s new Formula One website.The integrated deal includes large creative placements on http://www.itv.com/f1 such as a message plus unit, superstitials and a fixed vertical Ad. There will also be… Continue reading ITV Secures British Airways For Online Promotion
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Havas today announced that revenue for Q1 2004 has increased by 0.7% to reach ₏357 million, reversing the trend from Q4 2003, when it fell by 3.8%. Most regions with Havas operations experienced organic growth for the quarter, except for North America and the UK, which fell by 3.4% and 4.6% respectively. Although revenue’s declined,… Continue reading Havas Revenues Go Positive But UK And US Still Negative
Revenues for Europe’s largest outdoor advertiser, JCDecaux, rose by 1.7% in Q1 2004 to ₏358.9 million and the group expects organic growth for 2004 to reach up to 5%. The largest organic growth of 3.4% to ₏96.4 million was experienced by the billboard division but street furniture still has the biggest market share of ₏197.5… Continue reading JCDecaux Revenues Up And Further Increases Expected This Year
Nearly 70 million Americans access the internet using a high-speed connection according to a new report from the Pew Internet & American Life project. As of February 2004, 34% of the total US adult population, accounting for 55% of adult internet users in the US, had access to broadband at home. Cable currently has the… Continue reading 55% Of US Internet Users Are Using Broadband
Broadband internet is expected to continue growing in the US during 2004 with 8.5 million homes forecast to switch to a high speed connection says Strategy Analytics. The report, Broadband In The US: Service Provider Strategies In A Changing Market says that cable modem will account for 5.2 million of the new subscribers, while 2.9… Continue reading US Broadband Uptake Continues To Grow In 2004
Freeserve is completely rebranding as Wanadoo today in a move that will consign one of the UK’s biggest and most established internet brands to the dotcom history books.Wanadoo is currently the second-biggest internet service provider in Europe with 2.6 million customers and its decision to drop the Freeserve brand will make it the market leader… Continue reading Freeserve Marks Rebrand With New Broadband Services
London-based talk radio station LBC 97.3 FM is launching an £800,000 television advertising campaign to promote its breakfast show in the wake of a recent flurry of marketing activity from its rivals.The campaign for Nick Ferrari at Breakfast will run for a five week period from next Monday across ITV, Channel 4 and Five. It… Continue reading LBC Gears Up For Breakfast Battle With Ferrari Promotion
Affluent Americans are the fastest growing income group online says a new report from Nielsen//NetRatings. The global standard for internet audience measurement and analysis, shows that the $150,000+ salary group grew by 31% from March 2003 to March 2004 – faster than all the other income groups. Next in line was the salary bracket $75-100,000… Continue reading Affluent Americans Power Internet Growth
Personal Video Recorders (PVRs) won’t destroy TV advertising but they will upset the status quo and force advertisers to look at more innovative ways of getting their messages across says Mindshare in a new report Advertising In Fast-Forward: Understanding The PVR Phenomenon. The report suggests that the most significant implication for advertisers is the profile… Continue reading PVRs Wont Destroy TV Advertising Says Mindshare
Direct marketing is emerging as the weapon of choice for an increasing number of brands with research showing it outperformed above-the-line advertising in terms of expenditure growth during 2003.The latest research from market information provider Key Note claims that between 2001 and 2002 direct marketing enjoyed a 6.6% increase compared to a 2.6% dip in… Continue reading Direct Marketing Outperforms Above-The-Line Methods
