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David Levin, chief executive of Symbian has been named as the new chief executive officer of publishing and media group United Business Media PLC. He will succeed Lord Clive Hollick in April of next year after Lords Hollick’s decision to step down from the group after 30 years.On assuming the position Mr Levin is expected… Continue reading United Business Media Announces New Chief Executive

ITV sales have employed web analysts Webtrends to design a tracking device which will give them a better insight and understanding into their customer and visitor usage of its flagship site www.itv.com. ITV.com attracts five million visitors per month and the new service will play an important role in feeding information back to ITV giving… Continue reading ITV Targets Website Users

Spam emails are set to rise next year, with legitimate email falling from 12% to 8%, says email security provider Postini. The company also forecast that Directory Harvest Attacks (DHA), an attempt by hackers to steal a businesses email directory and send spam, will increase by 25% in 2005 and that most victims won’t even… Continue reading Spam Increasing In 2005

David Levin, chief executive of Symbian has been named as the new chief executive officer of publishing and media group United Business Media PLC. He will succeed Lord Clive Hollick in April of next year after Lord Hollick’s decision to step down from the group after 30 years. On assuming the position Mr Levin is… Continue reading United Business Media Announces New Chief Executive

3 Mobile is planing legal action against the Government media watchdog, Ofcom, to recover some of the one billion that it paid on the launch of its next generation mobile network, according to today’s Times reported. 3 is the only mobile phone company to hit the regulations set out by the Government when it bid… Continue reading 3 Mobile Plan To Sue Government

US mobile phone operators Sprint and Nextel have announced their multi million dollar merger after recent industry speculation. The move creates third super operator in the US, with around 39 million subscribers, just behind current market leaders Cingular Wireless and Verizon Wireless who have around 42 million subscribers. T-Mobile have been pushed into fourth place,… Continue reading Sprint And Nextel Complete Multi Million Dollar Merger

United Business Media (UBM) delivered a positive trading statement yesterday for the second half of 2004, showing particularly strong performance in new product investments. Revenue from publications and events businesses in Asia and the UK is ahead of the same period last year. UK classified revenues are in line with last year, with increased levels… Continue reading United Business Media Delivers Positive Trading Statement

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