Quality magazine giant Condé Nast has unveiled its latest foray into the women’s market with a new monthly title featuring a mix of style, glamour and practical real-life issues due to launch in the first half of 2005.The company claims Easy Living will deliver useful and realistic solutions to improve modern women’s lives. With content… Continue reading Condé Nast Unveils Grown Up Women’s Title
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The popularity of broadband internet is helping to spur subscription and stream based advertising revenue, which is set to reach $625 million in the US during 2004 and $864 million in 2005, says a new report from AccuStream iMedia Research. The report, Streaming Advertising and Subscription: A Complete Market Analysis 2003-2005 concludes that audio and… Continue reading Broadband Set To Spur Stream Ad Revenue In The US
UBC Media, owner of Classic Gold, received a boost yesterday, announcing rising revenues for the year as a result of digital radio investments. The group’s total profit grew by 29.1% to £13.3 million, while revenue from Unique Interactive, UBC’s digital radio software division, rose by 62% (see Digital Radio Helps Boost Revenues At UBC).The company’s… Continue reading Sharewatch: Digital Radio Success Boosts UBC Share Price
The latest report from Merrill Lynch says that advertising is finally back on track and as a result the group has revised its global advertising forecast for 2004 upwards to 5.5%. For the first time in several years, the regional forecasts for US and overseas are aligned with GDP; with US advertising expected to grow… Continue reading Merrill Advertising Forecasts Aligned With GDP
Brands, along with other intangible assets such as licenses, patents and copyrights, are often the most valuable assets within a company. Stuart Whitwell of branding, strategy and development consultancy, Intangible Business, looks at how companies can leverage the true commercial value of their brands…A man goes into a shop to buy a can of baked… Continue reading NewsLine Column: Unleashing The Value Of The Brand
Channel 4 chairman Luke Johnson is this week finalising a landmark submission to media super-regulator Ofcom on the future of the state-owned broadcaster in the multi-channel landscape.Reports suggest that Channel 4 executives believe the broadcaster will find it increasingly difficult to fulfil its public service remit in a more competitive environment without fundamental changes to… Continue reading Channel 4 Looks To Ofcom For Commercial Freedom
TV has suffered its highest-profile management departure since its multi-billion pound merger with the resignation of marketing and commercial director, Jim Hytner, to join Barclays bank. Hytner, credited with rebranding ITV in the run up to the £5.6 billion merger of Carlton and Granada, is stepping down to take up one of country’s largest marketing… Continue reading Hytner Quits ITV After Three Years To Join Barclays
Prospect magazine, the London-based politics title, is to celebrate its 100th issue in July with a special edition and covermounted CD-Rom featuring 100 of its best essays and articles.The CD-Rom will feature some of the magazine’s most prominent writers, such as Samuel Huntingdon, Michael Ignatieff, Anatol Lieven, Christopher Hitchens and Timothy Garton Ash. Launched in… Continue reading Prospect Magazine Celebrates Centenary Of Culture
The BBC has secured the exclusive UK television, radio and online broadcast rights for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver and the 2012 Games, which could be held in either Paris, New York, Madrid or London.The deal, which was announced this morning, guarantees that the BBC’s coverage of the prestigious sporting event will continue beyond… Continue reading BBC Wins Olympic Broadcasting Rights To 2012
ITV has suffered its highest-profile management departure since its multi-billion pound merger with the resignation of marketing and commercial director, Jim Hytner, to join Barclays bank.Hytner, credited with rebranding ITV in the run up to the £5.6 billion merger of Carlton and Granada, is stepping down to take up one of country’s largest marketing roles… Continue reading Hytner Quits ITV After Three Years To Join Barclays
