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Aegis Group, the global media network which owns the Carat agency, today posted a 12.7% rise in underlying pre-tax profits for 2003, with media turnover rising by 15.0% £6.9 billion.Aegis chief executive Doug Flynn says that the results have been achieved despite challenging market conditions thanks to action taken by the company over the last… Continue reading Aegis Profits Jump 12.7% As Ad Recovery Builds

The US radio industry showed no growth in any advertising categories during the first month of 2004, according to the latest figures from the Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB). Expenditure to local and national radio advertising was flat during January, indicating a levelling out for the sector, according to the RAB’s president Gary Fries. However, things… Continue reading US Radio Advertising Shows No Growth In January

Lord Conrad Black was dealt a further blow yesterday when he was forced to step down as chairman of the Telegraph Group after almost twenty years at the newspaper company’s helm.It emerged last night that Black, who took control of the Daily Telegraph in 1985, had been removed as both chairman and director of the… Continue reading Crisis Deepens As Black Ousted From Telegraph Group

Recent figures released by the Branded Content Marketing Association show the number of branded television programmes in the UK is set to double this year as advertisers search for more cost effective ways to promote their products. Simon Wells, commercial director of enteraction tv, explains what all the fuss is about…When the marketing chief of… Continue reading NewsLine Column: Thinking Beyond The 30-Second Spot

The prospect of an increase in the cost of airtime advertising following the recent ITV merger may give a boost to outdoor revenue, according to research commissioned by Outdoor Connection.The survey of 150 senior agency and client personnel asked for opinions on the strengths of outdoor advertising, the likelihood of the medium expanding its market… Continue reading Research Shows ITV Merger May Fuel Outdoor Profits

Sky News has secured the multimillion contract to become Channel Five’s exclusive news provider until the end of the decade.The wide-ranging deal begins next year and signals the end of Five’s contract with current content provider, ITN, which has supplied the broadcaster’s news content since its launch as Channel 5 in March 1997.The new agreement… Continue reading Sky Scoops Five News Contract From ITN

Aegis Group, the global media network which owns the Carat agency, today posted a 12.7% rise in underlying pre-tax profits for 2003, with media turnover rising by 15.0% £6.9 billion. Aegis chief executive Doug Flynn says that the results have been achieved despite challenging market conditions thanks to action taken by the company over the… Continue reading Aegis Profits Jump 12.7% As Ad Recovery Builds

Media planning and buying agency PHD is restructuring its senior management system in an attempt to bring its specialist agencies closer to the main company.The restructure will see PHD, which is the UK’s ninth biggest individual buying agency, merge its main and group boards as part of a wide-ranging move towards a more integrated approach to… Continue reading PHD Restructures For More Integrated Approach To Clients

Lord Conrad Black was dealt a further blow yesterday when he was forced to step down as chairman of the Telegraph Group, after almost twenty years at the newspaper company’s helm. It emerged last night that Black, who took control of the Daily Telegraph in 1985, had been removed as both chairman and director of… Continue reading Crisis Deepens As Black Ousted From Telegraph Group

The Telegraph Group has bowled over the competition to become the official partner of the England and Wales Cricket Board and the England Cricket Team. The newspaper group will also sponsor talkSPORT’s coverage of the forthcoming Test Series in the West Indies.The wide-ranging deal includes advertising around the perimeter of cricket pitches and 30-second television… Continue reading Telegraph Stumps Up Cash For Cricket Sponsorship