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British consumers pay more attention to print ads rather than online ads, according to Deloitte’s new Media Democracy survey into the media consumption habits of Brits aged between 16 and 74. The study found that 59% of consumers pay the greatest attention to print ads in magazines, while 56% pay more attention to ads in… Continue reading Consumers pay more attention to print ads than online ads

The BBC has released its end of year figures, with BBC Three and BBC iPlayer delivering record performances.BBC Three’s best recording week ever fell over the two week Christmas and New Year period, between December 22 to January 4, with a 51% share among its target audience of 16-34 year olds.The results finish off a… Continue reading BBC Three and BBC iPlayer deliver record performances

MediaTel Group is hosting a full morning seminar next month looking at the ‘Future of TV’, with tickets at just £175 for those who book by this Friday.Panellists confirmed for the event so far include Jonathan Gillespie, head of media solutions at YouTube; Claire Tavernier, executive vice president of FMX at FremantleMedia; Jim Hytner, commercial… Continue reading MediaTel Group Hosting ‘Future Of Television’ Seminar

The Daily Sport‘s publisher Sport Media Group has recorded a £18.2 million pre-tax loss in the year to 31 July, after stripping £20.7 million off the value of its assets.SPMG was forced to write down the value of Sport Newspapers, which it bought for £50 million in December 2007, by around one third due to… Continue reading Daily Sport publisher records £18.2m loss

Daily Sport publisher Sport Media Group has posted a pre-tax loss of £18.2 million for the year to the end of July, after stripping £20.7 million off the value of its assets, due to the current market conditions. SPMG was forced to write down the value of Sport Newspapers, which it bought for £50 million… Continue reading Sport Media Group records £18.2m pre-tax loss

ITV has signed its largest ever syndication deal with Virgin Media today, giving Virgin’s viewers 8 days worth of catch-up shows and archive programming across ITV1, 2, 3 and 4.The four year deal, which gives ITV a fixed revenue share, will allow Virgin customers to access popular ITV shows on-demand, such as Coronation Street and… Continue reading ITV and Virgin Media sign on-demand deal

Last year was pretty gloomy for newspapers, with circulations continuing to fall and the financial downturn beginning to bite, while a question concerning many was the migration to digital.One of the biggest stories of the year, at least as far as regional publishers were concerned, came in November as the BBC Trust rejected the Corporation’s… Continue reading 2008 round-up: Newspapers

News International is set to up the cover price of the Saturday edition of The Times and The Sunday Times by 10p in Scotland, matching the title’s cover prices south of the border.The two papers will be priced at £1.50 and £2 respectively from this weekend, though the weekday issue will remain unchanged at 90p,… Continue reading Times increases cover price in Scotland

Weekly classified car magazine Exchange & Mart is set to close the doors on its print publication next month to concentrate on its online site, exchangeandmart.co.uk.The closure could result in up to 80 redundancies at regional publisher Newsquest, which bought the title in 2005 from United Business Media as part of a £50.25 million deal… Continue reading Exchange & Mart migrates to digital-only format

US internet users viewed 12.7 billion online videos during November, representing a year on year increase of 34%, according to a new report from comScore. Google sites again ranked as the top US video property, with nearly 5.1 billion videos viewed (representing a 40% share of all videos viewed) in November, with YouTube.com accounting for… Continue reading American online video viewing rises