Total US magazine advertising revenue increased 12.6% year on year during November to close at $1.8 billion, according to the latest data from the Publishers Information Bureau (PIB). The number of advertising pages for November was 24,317, up 6.9% on last year. In the year-to-date, ad revenue rose by 3.3% to $15.1 billion, whilst page… Continue reading US Magazines Show Strongest Advertising This Year In November
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The ASA has upheld complaints against a series of posters for Golden Wonder on the grounds that they link crisps with illegal drug culture.One of the ads, headlined “user”, featured a woman on a bicycle with three packets of Golden Wonder crisps. It stated: “This mother of two has a 34.5g a day Golden Wonder… Continue reading ASA Bags Golden Wonder For Linking Crisps With Drugs
Tuesday was yet another miserable day for the media sector as stocks continued to fall after the announcement of a record UK trade deficit for October and continued bearish sentiment on Wall StreetCable & Wireless is unlikely to get any cheer this Christmas and continued to slide after it emerged that its Caribbean operation was… Continue reading Sharewatch
The latest figures from the Advertising Association (AA) show that UK advertising expenditure grew by 3.6% during the third quarter of the year, or 2.0% after adjusting for inflation, with television currently leading the recovery (see AA Figures Show TV Is The Fastest Growing Ad Sector).TV showed growth of 7.7% in constant currency, significantly above… Continue reading Feature: TV Leads UK Ad Recovery
ITV is under pressure from big brand advertisers threatening to withhold their ad spend as the proposed merger between Carlton and Granada edges nearer.According to the Media Guardian, Colgate-Palmolive has warned it may pull all its advertising from ITV in protest at the high prices, which many advertisers believe will be exacerbated by a merger.Media… Continue reading ITV Facing Heat From Advertisers As OFT Deadline Looms
Search targeted marketing group, Espotting Media, is building on the popularity of online advertising by expanding its European operations into Sweden, Denmark and Norway.The company has secured deals with Yahoo! and Lycos to distribute their ads in the new territories. Advertisers including Ebookers, Stepstone and media agencies Outrider and Mediaedge:cia have signed up.Earlier this year,… Continue reading ESpotting Expands Into Europe
ITV Digital’s liquidators, Grant Thornton, have received a massive backlash from the pay station’s former customers after announcing they would be seeking the return or payment for the set top boxes (see ITV Digital Liquidators To Retrieve Set Top Boxes).The move has sparked a lively debate amongst box owners and a fresh wave of bad… Continue reading ITV Digital Administrators Face Public Outcry
In a busy week of forecasts, Universal McCann has offered the most optimistic prognosis yet for the ailing ad market. Robert Coen, the agency’s venerable advertising prophet, is predicting that US adspend will increase by 5.3% to $249.3 billion in 2003. This compares with the 1.9% growth forecast by Zenith Optimedia (see Zenith Optimedia Predicts… Continue reading Universal McCann Expert Upbeat On Ad Prospects
ITV has signalled its entrance into the interactive television advertising market after securing BT as the sponsor of the new interactive Who Wants To Be A Millionaire show.The new service, which allows viewers to play along with the programme, will feature the strapline: “powered by BT”. Viewers will be able to compare their progress with… Continue reading BT To Sponsor Interactive Millionaire Show
The consensus of a number of the most recent advertising forecasts puts 2002 global growth at 0.2%, rising to 3.4% in 2003. This is a notable upgrade on the previous consensus, as compiled by MediaTelINSIGHT in September (see Insight Analysis: Global And Regional Advertising Forecasts Comparisons). These figures are compiled from an average of the… Continue reading Insight Analysis: Global And Regional Advertising Forecast Comparisons
