UK-based giant poster company Mega Profile has come together with nine other similar companies across Europe to offer advertisers access to the first international network of large format poster sites.The new Mega Group consortium, which will be headed by Mega Profile’s managing director Sam Cook, will offer advertisers access to 450 giant sites in 12… Continue reading Mega Profile To Head European Giant Poster Consortium
Tessa Jowell has restated the importance of regional production in the light of future consolidation among the ITV companies.The Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport was speaking yesterday at the Social Market Foundation Seminar on Public Service Broadcasting. She said: “In a world dominated by large companies with EU, US or global identities,… Continue reading Regionality Safe Under Communications Bill Says Jowell
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Rivals Digital Media has signed a new radio marketing partnership which links its football portal, Rivals.net with the Manchester arm of Chrysalis owned Galaxy FM.Under the arrangement, Galaxy 102 will promote the website on air via a combination of descriptive credits which will run during the station’s sport updates, programmes and news, via both editorial… Continue reading Galaxy And Rivals Team Up For North West Marketing
The underlying rate of inflation saw a sharp fall last month, to 1.8%, compared to 2.3% in April, according to the Office of National Statistics. Most analysts were not expecting such a dramatic decrease, which makes an increase in interest rates, to dampen spending, less likely.It is thought that the slowing of the inflation rate… Continue reading Dramatic Fall In Inflation Rate For May
The worst performance in yesterday’s media market came from troubled cable operator Telewest, which was shares fall 23.08% to close at 2˝p after a group of its bondholders rejected an offer for 20% of the company’s bonds.Regional newspaper publisher Johnston Press, which announced earlier in the week that advertising revenues rose by 2% in the… Continue reading Sharewatch
The latest release of ABC figures for national newspapers showed that once again the circulation of tabloid newspapers slipped 2% year on year overall for the December-May period. Dwarfed in circulation by the Sun and the Mirror, but nevertheless bucking the trend, is Northern & Shell’s Daily Star. It might not make any claims to… Continue reading Feature: Star Shines As Tabloid Circulations Fall
Digital radio consortium MXR has partnered with Ford to launch a marketing initiative to drive the uptake of DAB digital radio in the UK.The deal will see a permanent fleet of four branded promotional vehicles roll out in each of MXR’s transmission regions. The vehicles will be fitted with the latest DAB digital radios and… Continue reading MXR Partners With Ford To Drive Digital Radio Uptake
The Newspaper Society (NS) has criticised the Government’s recently published draft Communications Bill (see In its submission to the Joint Select Committee on the Communications Bill, the NS claims that the latest media ownership policy, which proposes the abolition of prior consent and criminal sanctions, threatens to introduce new layers of plurality and competition controls.The… Continue reading Newspaper Society Criticises Draft Communications Bill
The Telegraph Group has signed an advertising deal with Jacob’s Creek that will see the drinks brand sponsor special supplements in the Sunday Telegraph and Daily Telegraph Magazine.The deal, which is designed to support Jacobs Creek’s sponsorship of the Wimbledon tennis championships, will see an eight-page broadsheet supplement appear in the Sunday Telegraph on 23… Continue reading Telegraph Signs Wimbledon Ad Deal With Jacobs Creek
