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European advertising growth is expected to grow by over 4% in the next year and overtake the US, according to a revised outlook from ZenithOptimedia. The media agency has today announced that it has updated its European advertising forecast to 4.2% from 3.7%, after its 2003 Europe-wide prediction of 1.8% was beaten when growth reached… Continue reading European Ad Market To Grow By Over 4%

UK advertising expenditure forecasts published by the Advertising Association (AA) and the World Advertising Research Centre (WARC) last week show yet further evidence of the advertising recovery gaining momentum. UK advertising expenditure for 2004 is set to show bigger growth than previously anticipated with figures being revised up from the 3.2% predicted earlier this year(see… Continue reading 2004 UK Ad Spend Expected To Grow by 4.8%

Over the past few months, there have been numerous reports indicating the advertising recovery is finally underway, but a closer analysis of the underlying figures reveals a different story and explains why many advertising agencies are staying subdued about the turnaround, reports the Financial Times. Figures released yesterday by the Advertising Association revealed that advertising… Continue reading Analysis Of Ad Figures Reveals Recovery May Not Yet Be Here

Confidence among Britain’s marketers has reached one of its highest ever levels and those in the business are certain the recession has finally come to an end, revealed a new survey from the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM). After an uncertain and hesitant recovery, UK marketers are now planning to invest to make the most… Continue reading UK Marketing Recession Is Finally Over, Says CIM Study

The advertising market in Europe will remain ‘less vibrant’ in 2004 but can expect ‘greater pick up’ in 2005, says Merrill Lynch.Looking ahead, the Merrill Lynch quarter one industry report says, that advertising and marketing services in Europe can expect to see greater pick up in 2005 when compared to results for the rest of… Continue reading Europe To See Ad Market Pick Up In 2005

The UK TV market will become more, rather than less competitive, the chairman of Channel 4 told equity research company, Lehman Brothers. During the meeting, Luke Johnson said that he expects Freeview to become more attractive as more people find out about it. He also gave a pat on the back to the BBC, the… Continue reading TV Market To Become More Competitive Says C4 Boss

The majority of Europeans think that there are ‘too many and too boring’ advertisements surrounding them everyday, says a new report from GFK Marktforschung. A survey on people’s attitudes and preferences regarding advertising shows that all European respondents, regardless of country, agree that they are exposed to far too much advertising and most of it… Continue reading Europeans Want More Entertaining Adverts

The long-awaited global advertising recovery is now underway and the market is set to rise by 3.2% to $244,535 million in 2004 says a new report from Zenith Optimedia. This forecast is based on the eight countries with the largest advertising markets, these are; USA, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the UK and Japan. In… Continue reading Advertising Marketing Set To Grow By 3.2%

The long-awaited UK advertising recovery continued to gather pace in the first quarter of this year as economic climate stabilised and business confidence gradually returned to marketing executives. The IPA’s latest quarterly Bellwether report reveals that current budgets were revised up in the first three months of 2003 following higher than expected sales revenues and… Continue reading Recovery Slowly Gathers Pace For UK Advertisers

Figures released by The Advertising Association shows that the national press recovery continued in February with ad revenue being up 3.2% year-on-year. The key drivers were Telecoms, Motors and Government advertising. Expenditure on popular dailies display rose by 10.8%, this was the single biggest category increase, excluding on-line recruitment. Popular Sunday’s also saw improvements in… Continue reading February’s National Press Expenditure Results