Newspaper giant Trinity Mirror continued its upward trend yesterday, seeing a 4.8% rise in share price, to close at 666˝p on Wednesday. Despite a positive trading statement last week Trinity share prices have been in decline recently, however, private equity group CVC Capital Partners is said to be analysing the company to see how much… Continue reading Sharewatch: Trinity Mirror Continues Upward Trend
IPC Media had cause for celebration with the release of the latest National Readership Survey results, as its weekly men’s offering Nuts came out ahead of rival Emap’s Zoo Weekly.Nuts has clocked up an adult readership of 1,174,000 in the six months to September, compared with a total of 910,000 for Zoo. The statistic builds… Continue reading Nuts Ahead Of Zoo In Readership Survey
The legal battle between Kelvin MacKenzie’s Wireless Group and RAJAR ended in victory for the radio ratings body this morning, with Mr Justice Lloyd striking out TWG’s claims of an abuse of market power under competition laws.The move brings to an end months of bitter claims and counter-claims between the two organisations, with the court… Continue reading RAJAR Exonerated As Wireless Court Case Struck Out
Walt Disney’s recently launched ABC1 entertainment channel has announced that it will soon begin to carry advertising, adopting an American format with no breaks between programmes, instead favouring breaks in the middle of its shows to achieve increased standout for advertisers.Advertising sales on the channel will be handled by DMS (Digital Media Sales). John De… Continue reading ABC1 Appoints DMS To Handle Unique Ad Structure
The US telecom giant Verizon Wireless has won the backing of its partner Vodaphone to put in a bid for its rival company Sprint. Sources close to the deal have said that Verizon has been studying a potential mobile deal for 18 months. The announcement comes just days after industry reports said that US wireless… Continue reading Vodaphone Says OK to Verizon Bid For Sprint
class=”article”>The UK’s children now have more choice of entertainment channels than ever before. Mel Alcock, executive director of commercial sales and development at kids channel Jetix, formerly Fox Kids, explains the challenges facing advertisers in reaching this lucrative demographic…The kids broadcast entertainment business has developed rapidly over the last few years. In the UK the… Continue reading NewsLine Column: Tackling Ad Angst As Kids TV Grows Up
NewsLine will close for the day tomorrow, but will return on Thursday 16th December from 9:15am.MediaTel Group: 0207 439 7575 www.mediatelgroup.co.ukRecent Stories from NewsLine Internet Advertising Spend To Rocket In 2005 Associated New Media Creates Dedicated Research Arm UK Broadband Usage To Double In Six MonthsSubscribers can access ten years of media news and analysis… Continue reading No NewsLine Updates Tomorrow
The nation’s commercial terrestrial television broadcasters have accepted Ofcom’s offer of digital replacement licences, paving the way for a digital-only television landscape in Britain.The move follows Ofcom’s statutory obligation to offer replacement licences under the Communications Act 2003. The new licences will replace existing analogue contracts and will see the eleven ‘channel 3’ licences controlled… Continue reading Digital Replacement Licences Accepted By UK Broadcasters
The latest Advertising Association survey of advertising expenditure has revealed an impressive performance by the cinema advertising industry, increasing ad spend by 23.1% following declines in the first two quarters of the year to become the fastest growing medium between July and September.The increase is due mainly to a bumper crop of children’s films during… Continue reading Cinema Ad Spend Rises As Kids Films Prove Successful
