GWR Group, the UK’s most listened to commercial radio group, has seen profits rise by 12% to £6.9 million in the six months to September, but said the radio advertising market remained weak, according to interim results announced today. The owner of Classic FM, which is currently waiting for regulatory approval concerning its merger with… Continue reading GWR Profits Up Despite Weak Market
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UBC Media, the UK’s largest independent radio production company, was seen in the spotlight yesterday with shares rising by a healthy 3.92% to close at 487˝ as it announced increased profits and rising turnover in a strong set of interim results.The company’s interim statement for the six months to 30 September reveal a turnover of… Continue reading Sharewatch: UBC Buoyed By Increasing Profits
Cable operator NTL’s broadcast division has secured the contract to uplink ITV’s television signals to a fourth and fifth satellite transponder, giving the broadcaster more space for its planned digital channels, increased control over the broadcast of regional content and capacity for more interactive services.ITV currently broadcasts via three transponders to provide its digital satellite… Continue reading NTL To Provide Multiplex Space For New ITV Channels
Marketers and media owners need to develop much closer working relationships in order to succeed in the future, according to Emap Advertising, which today unveiled the results of a study into the future of creative partnerships in marketing, claiming that media owners often under perform in meeting the needs of advertisers.Conducted in collaboration with the… Continue reading Research Claims Media Owners Neglecting Marketers’ Needs
GWR Group, the UK’s most listened to commercial radio group, has seen profits rise by 12% to £6.9 million in the six months to September, but said the radio advertising market remained weak, according to interim results announced today.The owner of Classic FM, which is currently waiting for regulatory approval concerning its merger with Capital… Continue reading GWR Profits Up Despite Weak Advertising Market
Next week’s issue of NME will feature a specially designed 3D lenticular cover, in what publisher IPC Ignite claims is a first for a weekly magazine.The holographic image of Libertines’ front man Pete Doherty is part of a solus deal with O2, which will also see back cover of the title feature a full page… Continue reading NME Claims Industry First With Lenticular Cover
GMG-owned 100.4 Smooth FM and car manufacturer SEAT are set to stage the North West’s biggest ever car give-away, offering 40 listeners the chance to win a new car every weekday for the next two weeks.The £150,000 competition will begin tomorrow, with Smooth giving away four cars every weekday for two weeks to celebrate the… Continue reading Smooth Secures Seat For Massive Motoring Giveaway
UBC Media, the UK’s largest independent radio production company, has announced increased profits and rising turnover in interim results published today, following earlier predictions of increased earning with the announcement of its first digital revenues. The company’s interim statement for the six months to 30 September reveal a turnover of £7.15 million, up 9.8% on… Continue reading UBC Profits Rise As Digital Revenues Revealed
Online revenue is outperforming the rest of the advertising market and is set to overtake radio’s share of overall advertising revenue over the next few months. OPera, the new media investment company for the Omnicom agencies, has predicted that online advertising will be worth £699 million in 2005, a growth of 26.2% compared to this… Continue reading Exponential Growth For UK Online Advertising
Satellite superpower BSkyB was one of only a handful of media stocks to see a rise in share price last week, climbing by 0.63% to close at 557˝p on Friday. Last week saw renewed concerns over the broadcaster’s subscription figures, with high street retailer Dixons warning of a slowdown in the sale of electrical entertainment… Continue reading Sharewatch: BSkyB Rises Despite Christmas Subscriber Concerns
