The Institute Of Practitioners In Advertising has referred the commercial broadcaster’s accreditation committee, TV Eye, to the Office Of Fair Trading over the way TV trading conditions are being imposed on media agencies.The IPA has been in dispute with TV Eye, which comprises ITV, Channel 4, Channel Five and Flextech’s IDS, for several months over… Continue reading IPA Takes TV Eye To Office Of Fair Trading
Peter Howarth, former editor of Esquire, has announced that the first launch from his new publishing house, Show Media, will be a glossy magazine for expectant fathers.The 56-page Dad magazine launches this week with a cover price of £2 and aims to provide fathers-to-be with crucial information about pregnancy, the birth, paternity leave, child health… Continue reading Former Esquire Editor Launches Magazine For Dads
The Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) has appointed Laurence Bour as its first ever research manager, as part of its drive to double the volume of internet advertising by autumn 2004 (see IAB Plans To Double Internet Ad Spend In Two Years).Bour will manage the IAB’s three year research programme alongside the Research Working Group, which… Continue reading IAB Appoints First Ever Research Manager
The Chancellor stood up at 12.30pm.Economic growth in 2002 was 1.8%. Growth forecast for 2003 revised downwards from 2.5%-3.0% to 2.0%-2.5%.Research and Development tax credit to be expanded.One pence on a pint of a beer; duty on spirits and cider and sparkling wines frozen. Four pence increase on a bottle of wine.Fuel duty to rise… Continue reading Budget 2003 Coverage – The Chancellor’s Speech As It Unfolds
Shares in global advertising group, WPP, toppled by 33.5% yesterday, after one of its key clients, the Ford motor company, announced plans to reduce non-production-related costs by 20%. This reduction will include, at least to some degree, expenditure on marketing and advertising.Ford is understood to plough 80% of its advertising and marketing spend into the… Continue reading WPP Stock Plummets As Ford Cuts Marketing Spend
The Daily Telegraph and Vauxhall have struck an unusual two-way sponsorship deal that will allow each party to run marketing activity on the other’s platform.The deal will see the Daily Telegraph become a major sponsor of Vauxhall’s VX racing team, which is competing in the British Touring Car Championship due to be broadcast on ITV1.The… Continue reading Telegraph In Two Way Sponsorship Deal With Vauxhall
The economy of the European Union (EU) and the eurozone ended on a very weak note in 2002 and continued sluggishness is expected into the first half of this year, according to forecasts from the European Commission (EC). The EC’s outlook for 2003 predicts that the average eurozone GDP growth rate will be just 1%,… Continue reading EC Sees Weak Economic Growth In 2003
The economy of the European Union (EU) and the eurozone ended on a very weak note in 2002 and continued sluggishness is expected into the first half of this year, according to forecasts from the European Commission (EC).Also On MediaTel Insight Today…US Entertainment Spend To Pass $120bn By 2010, Says Informa US consumer expenditure on… Continue reading MediaTel Insight: EC Sees Weak Economic Growth In 2003
The Chancellor stood up at 12.30pm. Economic growth in 2002 was 1.8%. Growth forecast for 2003 revised downwards from 2.5%-3.0% to 2.0%-2.5%. Research and Development tax credit to be expanded. One pence on a pint of a beer; duty on spirits and cider and sparkling wines frozen. Four pence increase on a bottle of wine.… Continue reading Budget 2003 Coverage – The Chancellor’s Speech As It Unfolds
US consumer expenditure on electronic media and entertainment passed the $100 billion mark in 2002, and is expected to rise by more than $20 billion by 2010, according to an upcoming report from Informa Media Group. Informa says that the growth comes despite the cyclical nature of the games industry, the impact of piracy on… Continue reading US Entertainment Spend To Pass $120bn By 2010, Says Informa
