Times Newspapers has reportedly revealed that losses are expected to reach in excess of £28.6 million this year, up from £16.3 million last year.The group, which publishes The Times and The Sunday Times, is understood to have filed accounts revealing it is still very much in the red, despite a small rise in turnover to… Continue reading Tabloid Pushes Losses At The Times To £28 Million
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Emap Communications today announced the acquisition of ABI Building Data (ABI) from ICW Publications for £14 million. ABI, who was part of the Springer Science and Business Media group, generated £5 million revenue and £1 million profit in 2003 and is a leading provider of construction sales and marketing information services in the UK. This… Continue reading Emap Builds Business With New Acquisition
New research has shown that advertisers are failing to connect with youth markets online, underestimating the effort needed to keep them “hooked” and failing to identify the requirements of adverts targeting different demographics.The research, conducted by Panlogic, identified several key findings. The study claims that many advertisers are too “conservative” in hooking young people and… Continue reading Research Shows Online Advertisers Out Of Touch With Youth
Times Newspapers have revealed that losses are expected to reach in excess of £28.6 million this year, up from £16.3 million last year. The group, which publishes The Times and The Sunday Times, revealed the loss when the newspapers’ operating division filed accounts that show, despite a small rise in turnover to £378 million from… Continue reading Tabloid Pushes Times Losses To £28m
The BBC has announced a radical overhaul of its online branding which will see the familiar BBCi brand disappear from its website leaving it the sole brand for the Corporation’s interactive television services.From 6 May all of the BBC’s websites will come under the new bbc.co.uk brand, while its range of red button services will… Continue reading BBC Eyes Radical Rebranding Of Internet Operations
Commercial radio group GWR was seen in focus yesterday, with shares rising by 1.18% after revealing plans to invest more than £4 million in the launch of a new digital service that will deliver a range of multi-media content direct to mobile phones.The new operation, formed as part of a joint venture with BT Wholesale,… Continue reading Sharewatch: GWR Boosted By New Digital Initiative
RAJAR has announced that four new contenders have entered the race to provide the radio ratings organisation with an electronic measurement system to replace the current diary-based system of listener research.Although RAJAR has not released the names of those bidding for the contract to supply the meters, all four newcomers have very different approaches to… Continue reading RAJAR Auditions New Electronic Audio Meters
Global advisor, Merrill Lynch, predicts that US advertising spending will increase by 6% in 2004 and admits the market “finally has growth to be proud of”. The Monthly Advertising Trends report says that US advertising spend is “rebounding nicely”, along with what seems to be a stronger than expected economy in the US. According to… Continue reading US Ad Spending Finally Has Growth To Be Proud Of Says Merrill Lynch
IPC Media’s best selling television listings magazine, What’s On TV, has been named as the official sponsor of this year’s British Soap Awards.The deal will see the title sponsoring both the awards, to be held at BBC Television Centre, and the now infamous after show parties. What’s On TV has sponsored the prestigious event since… Continue reading What’s On TV Bags Soap Awards Sponsorship Deal
Emap Performance has begun the countdown to Kerrang! Radio‘s seminal FM debut with the confirmation of a 10 June launch date for the station’s first analogue broadcasts in the West Midlands.Kerrang 105.2, which has been in development for over two years, will cover Birmingham and Wolverhampton as well as surrounding areas and parts of Warwickshire… Continue reading Emap Sets Launch Date For Kerrang’s FM Debut
