The Government has launched its most extensive public debate on the future of the BBC, in a move that will allow rival commercial broadcasters and licence fee payers to air their views on the way the Corporation is run.Culture Secretary, Tessa Jowell, launched the consultation as the first stage in a ‘root and branch’ review… Continue reading Jowell Claims Public Will Shape Future Of BBC
Chrysalis Radio Sales has secured Continental Airlines to sponser Jazz 100.4 FM’s daily business bulletins.The initial three-month deal begins on 26 January after a trial period provided a favourable response for the airline, which has not previously used radio to market their brand.The sponsorship in the northwest of England allows Continental Airlines to target the… Continue reading Jazz FM Secures Airline To Sponsor Business Bulletins
Yahoo! Europe has confirmed that it is currently searching for a new managing director after Mark Opzoomer announced his intention to step down to pursue other business interests.Opzoomer will leave the company at the end of the year, but it is not known whether he has another job to go to. Unconfirmed reports suggest that… Continue reading Yahoo Confirms Departure Of European Managing Director
Spending on marketing and communications in the world’s major markets is set to rise by 4.4% next year, according to a study carried out by the French advertising group Havas.The report, published in conjunction with the London Business School, claims that expenditure on traditional advertising will grow 4.2% in 2004 with spend on market services… Continue reading Havas Foretells Growth In Marketing Spend
Spending on marketing and communications in the world’s major markets is set to rise by 4.4% next year, according to a study carried out by the French advertising group Havas. The report, published in conjunction with the London Business School, claims that expenditure on traditional advertising will grow 4.2% in 2004 with spend on market… Continue reading Havas Foretells Growth In Marketing Spend
The Radio Authority has blocked a local newspaper group from taking over a regional radio station in Telford, in a move that could that could deter major publishers from expanding into the sector.The watchdog ruled that the Midland News Association, which owns several local newspapers in the area, should not be allowed to buy Telford… Continue reading Radio Authority Blocks Cross-Media Acquisition
As the retail season got underway, a significant number of Americans eschewed shopping malls in favour of internet stores spending a total of $8.5 billion online last month, according to a new study. The latest eSpending Report from Goldman Sachs, Harris Interactive and Nielsen//NetRatings shows that online expenditure was 55% higher in November 2003 than… Continue reading US Consumers Splash Out Online
As the retail season got underway, a significant proportion of Americans eschewed shopping malls in favour of internet stores spending a total of $8.5 billion online last month, according to a new study.Subscribers to MediaTel Insight can access more national and international media analysis, forecasts and news by visiting the site.
Trinity Mirror, the UK’s largest newspaper publisher, was in focus yesterday after announcing that advertising revenues are showing signs of stabilisation, whilst national revenues remain difficult and volatile. The stock held firm at 533p (see Trinity Mirror Sees Weak National Revenue).Independent News & Media was also in the spotlight with shares dipping by 10.5% after… Continue reading Sharewatch: Trinity Mirror Holds Firm Following Results
Channel 4 has brought together a range of marketing representatives from across the industry to push the benefits of television as an advertising medium.A special Appointment To View seminar was held last week to introduce marketers to the power of television advertising and challenge the misconceptions surrounding the medium. The event is the latest in… Continue reading Channel 4 Leads Drive To Promote Television Advertising
