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J-ET, the UK’s only electronic trading and accountability system for commercial radio campaigns, launched on schedule in Manchester and Leeds earlier this week.At 9:45am on Monday morning Stella O’Reilly of Feather Brooksbank in Manchester posted the first campaign brief from a non-London agency. Within minutes she had received the requested responses from a number of… Continue reading J-ET Launches On Schedule In Manchester And Leeds

JCDecaux has created a dedicated team to concentrate on the selling and marketing of Tesco TV following its appointment as the sole media partner for the new in-store advertising network.The company has recruited former Viacom Outdoor account director, Janice Fernandes, to take up the position of deputy head of sales with responsibility for selling advertising… Continue reading JCDecaux Creates Dedicated Tesco TV Sales Team

Confidence among Britain’s marketers has reached one of its highest ever levels and those in the business are certain the recession has finally come to an end, revealed a new survey from the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM). After an uncertain and hesitant recovery, UK marketers are now planning to invest to make the most… Continue reading UK Marketing Recession Is Finally Over, Says CIM Study

German magazine giant H Bauer is reported to be readying an entry into the men’s weekly magazine market in the form of a new title codenamed Project Sue and headed by former Men’s Health editor, Simon Geller.A spokeswoman for the publisher of Take a Break and That’s Life this morning strongly denied that such a… Continue reading H Bauer Rumoured To Be Preparing New Men’s Weekly

Nearly half of US advertisers expect their budgets to increase in the next year, according to a survey carried out by the Association of National Advertisers (ANA). As reported by Merrill Lynch, the latest ANA survey reveals that 49% of US advertisers expect to increase their advertising budgets this year, while 44% remain the same… Continue reading Half Of US Advertisers Set To Increase Ad Budgets

WPP saw its share price dip by 1.34% yesterday to close at 551p ahead of news of a long-awaited upturn in the UK advertising market. The latest figures show that the sector is continuing to recover with expenditure rising by 4.8% in the first quarter of 2004 (see UK Adspend Increases By 4.8% In First… Continue reading Sharewatch: Buoyant Advertising Market Fails To Boost WPP

UK Ad Spend Increases By 4.8% In First Quarter Of 2004 14.06.04 The Advertising Association today announced that the advertising market in the UK continues on the road to recovery as the first quarter of 2004 grew by 4.8% (current prices), the strongest growth since the end of 2002. The survey carried out by the… Continue reading UK Ad Spend Increases By 4.8% In First Quarter Of 2004

The Government has announced the appointment of an independent panel to oversee the BBC’s charter review, featuring six media heavyweights who will advise Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell on key issues throughout the process.The panel was agreed with Terry Burns, Tessa Jowell’s independent advisor on the charter review, and includes Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey,… Continue reading Government Finalises Panel for BBC Charter Review

The worst advertising downturn in living memory has finally come to an end and marketing spend is predicted to increase by the largest margin ever recorded, according to new research from the Chartered Institute of Marketing.The latest Marketing Trends survey of more than 100 leading media professionals suggests that confidence amongst British marketers has reached… Continue reading Recession In UK Marketing Finally Comes To An End

Earlier this month media super-regulator Ofcom published its first report on the contract rights renewal system set up to prevent the newly merged ITV from monopolising the market for airtime sales. With this is mind, Geoffrey Russell, director for media affairs at the IPA, looks at how the remedy has been working…For anyone involved in… Continue reading NewsLine Column: Contract Rights Renewal – So Far So Good