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Venture capital groups are limbering up to bid for the BBC’s commercial operations if the sale is given the green light by the Corporation’s chief executive, Mark Thompson.According to reports over the weekend, Rupert Gavin, who quit this month as chief executive of BBC Worldwide and Roger Flynn former chief executive of BBC Ventures, are… Continue reading Buyers Prepare To Snap Up BBC Commercial Arms

Emap is planning to roll out a £600,000 cross-media advertising campaign to promote the relaunch of its flagship music magazine Q later this month.The six-month campaign, planned and bought by Starcom Motive, includes national print advertising in a range of broadsheet newspaper titles, as well as recently revamped men’s lifestyle magazine FHM and sister music… Continue reading Emap Launches Campaign To Promote Q Redesign

UK Cinema admissions soared during June, totalling 14.7 million, to score a year on year increase of 57% and the highest figure on record since 1969.The new figures mean that after a sluggish start to the year, January to June 2004 is now up 5.6% on the same period during 2003.The total equates to an… Continue reading Potter Pushes June Cinema Admissions To 14.7 Million

The Sunday Times Scotland has announced a wide-ranging programme of sponsorship, sampling competitions and promotions to support this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe between the 8th and 30th of August.The centrepiece of the newspaper’s campaign is The Sunday Times Scotland‘s sponsorship of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe radio station, broadcasting live from the city centre throughout the… Continue reading Sunday Times To Promote Edinburgh Fringe Festival

Emap has announced plans to revamp its flagship film and entertainment title Empire, comprising a new logo, strapline, size and editorial layout, as part of a move to reposition the magazine to build on its increasingly international focus.Among the changes are revised designs for the title’s logo and layout, claimed to impart a more ‘iconic’… Continue reading Emap Redesigns Empire With An International Focus

Venture capital groups are limbering up to bid for the BBC’s commercial operations if the sale is given the green light by the Corporation’s chief executive, Mark Thompson. According to reports over the weekend, Rupert Gavin, who quit this month as chief executive of BBC Worldwide and Roger Flynn former chief executive of BBC Ventures,… Continue reading Buyers Prepare To Snap Up BBC Commercial Arms

By 2010 there will be nearly 40 million digital radio receivers in Europe, growing rapidly at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 86.1%, according to a new report by marketing consultancy Eureca Research.The European Digital Radio – On A Roll Or Another False Dawn report predicts that the UK will account for 44.2% of… Continue reading Digital Radio Set For Boom In Europe

Media regulator Ofcom has begun the bidding process for the latest commercial FM radio licence in Ashford, Kent, a contract which will run for 12 years.Ofcom estimates that the coverage of the licence would give the winning broadcaster access to an adult population of around 60,000. However, the exact coverage gained by the finalised contract… Continue reading Ofcom Opens Bidding For New FM Radio Licence In Kent

As newspaper sales continue to slowly decline, editors have had to adapt in order for their paper to survive in the age of the internet. More and more people are turning to the web to get their daily fix of news and many newspapers have been successful in their ability to change to meet this… Continue reading Newspapers Adapt To Survive Audience Migration To Web

IPC SouthBank has announced a new look for its iconic women’s fashion title, Marie Claire, featuring a revised format, editorial overhaul and a lower price to entice new and established readers alike.The new look title will hit news stands on July 29th and will retail for £2.50. The title’s new look is the result of… Continue reading IPC Cuts Size And Price In Marie Claire Revamp