The prospect of faster broadband connections will not be the catalyst for increased TV viewing online, according to a new survey.
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Microsoft is selling its interactive advertising agency, Razorfish, to Publicis Groupe in a cash and shares deal worth $530 million (£317 million).Razorfish will continue to operate under its brand name and will become part of VivaKi, the new Publicis Groupe entity created in June 2008.Razorfish’s management team, led by CEO Bob Lord, will remain unchanged.Maurice… Continue reading Publicis Groupe buys Microsoft’s Razorfish
Newcastle United’s first game in the Championship was a big draw for BBC One on Saturday evening, bringing in a peak of four million viewers.With an average of 3.2 million viewers, the 1-1 draw between Newcastle and West Brom was easily Saturday afternoon’s most watched terrestrial programme.Following straight on from the soccer at 7.30pm was… Continue reading BBC One’s Championship coverage kicks-off with 4m
Regional newspaper publisher Archant has revealed a 61.6% drop in operating profits for the first six months of the year.
Stephen Timms has been confirmed as the man in charge of the government’s Digital Britain vision.
Google has sold its automated technology for broadcasting radio adverts to software company WideOrbit.
Clear Channel Outdoor has set up a new outdoor advertising package aimed at the back to school market.
Total US communications spending is forecast to decline 1% in 2009, according to new research.
New Tricks held on to the number one Thursday evening peak-hour slot with a high of more than 7.1 million viewers.
The Financial Times has decided to follow News International’s lead and launch a pay-per-view model for access to the FT.com.