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BSkyB’s head of advertising sales, Mark Chippendale, is stepping down after fourteen years at the satellite broadcaster to pursue other interests.News of the high-profile departure comes just months after former Five deputy chief executive, Nick Milligan, joined the company as managing director of Sky Media, a newly created position that effectively gave him seniority over… Continue reading BSkyB’s Head Of Advertising Sales To Step Down

GWR, owner of radio station Classic FM, has said that following a strong start to the year, revenues for the first six months are expected to grow by 3% year-on-year.However, revenues in the second quarter, especially during August, were slower than anticipated and as a result its analogue sector, which generates 92% of group revenue,… Continue reading GWR Confident Over Revenue Prospects For the Year

Capital Radio Group has said that it is ‘cautious’ about the outcome for radio advertising in October to December, despite radio continuing to outperform the display advertising market.In a trading update issued this morning ahead of full-year results due on 25 November 2005, the group said radio revenues for the third quarter are forecast to… Continue reading Capital Radio Cautious Over Fourth Quarter Results

MegaPoster has seen off tough competition from rivals Clear Channel and Blow-Up Media to secure the giant-banner advertising contract for Edinburgh.The three to five year deal gives MegaPoster exclusive rights to install giant banners on suitable properties undergoing refurbishment in the city. It is expected that up to twelve new advertising sites will be erected… Continue reading MegaPoster Beats Rivals To Edinburgh Banner Contract

Capital and GWR have this morning agreed the terms of their proposed £711 million merger to create a single broadcaster controlling more than 40% of the radio advertising market.The merger will see the creation of the UK’s largest commercial radio group, reaching around 18 million listeners each week with a total of 55 local analogue… Continue reading Capital And GWR Agree £711 Million Merger Terms

ITV has secured an exclusive licensing agreement with Warner Brothers International Television Distribution for the rights to show a range of high-profile Hollywood movies across its family of channels over the next few years.The deal will give the UK’s largest commercial broadcaster access to feature films from Warner Brothers’ recent theatrical slates including titles such… Continue reading ITV Secures Rights To Show Blockbuster Movies

Capital Radio Group has said that it is ‘cautious’ about radio advertising revenues in October to December, despite radio continuing to outperform the display advertising market. In a trading update issued this morning ahead of full-year results due on 25 November 2005, the group said, radio revenues for the third quarter are forecast to be… Continue reading Capital Radio ‘Cautious’ Over Q4 Results

Capital and GWR have this morning agreed the terms of their proposed £711 million merger to create a single broadcaster controlling more than 40% of the radio advertising market. The merger will see the creation of the UK’s largest commercial radio group, reaching around 18 million listeners each week with a total of 55 local… Continue reading Capital And GWR Agree £711 Million Merger Terms

GWR, owner of radio station Classic FM, has said that following a strong start to the year, revenues for the first six months are expected to grow by 3% year-on-year. However, revenues in the second quarter, especially during August, were slower than anticipated and as a result its analogue sector, which generate 92% of group… Continue reading GWR Confident Over Revenue Prospects For the Year

Publishing group, Highbury House Communications, announced this morning that it will fail to meet expectations this year and as a result will not be paying an interim or final dividend, despite seeing a 24% jump in revenue during the first half of 2004. The group, which predicted a 27% year-on-year growth in profits from January… Continue reading Highbury House Admits It Wont Be Able To Meet Full-Year Expectations