Natmags has announced the launch of its new teen title CosmoGirl!. Billed as Cosmopolitan‘s “fun, fearless little sister”, the title is to go on sale from 20 September.The editorial team will be headed up by Celia Duncan and will include Catherine Duffy as art director and Miranda Eason as features editor. James Williams joins the… Continue reading Natmags Unveils Launch Date For CosmoGirl!
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has published its annual report for 2000, which shows a 4% increase in complaints about advertising, although the total number of ads which caused complaints fell. Just 10 ads out of the total 9,134 ads considered last year attracted almost 18% of all complaints.The Authority resolved also more complaints about… Continue reading ASA Annual Report Sees Rise In Complaints During 2000
Over a third of all households in the UK now have internet access, some 9 million homes, according to new research by NetValue. Those connected are also using the internet more often and for longer periods, usage in March 2001 was higher than ever before with users averaging 24 sessions over 10.5 days. The number… Continue reading UK Home Internet Access Grows
TV’s status as the most trusted and unbiased medium has not been shaken by the arrival of the internet as a source of information. New research by CIA MediaLab has revealed that only 5% of respondents claim to trust the information they access via the internet, while 47% saw the BBC as the most trusted… Continue reading Public Belief In Internet As Trustworthy And Unbiased Medium Remains Low
ONdigital is expected to announce a growth of 70,000 customers when it unveils its Q1 2001 subscriber figures this week. This is down on the 121,000 new customers it signed up in the first quarter last year. The slowing growth is mainly the result of churn – the number of customers leaving the ONdigital service.… Continue reading ONdigital Subs Growth Hampered By High Churn
UK cinema admissions are predicted to reach 148m during 2001, an increase of 4% year on year, according to the latest figures from the Cinema Advertising Association. Revenue for the medium is also on the increase, pushed by a more adult and female orientated film product.Admissions rose by 3% in the first quarter, compared to… Continue reading Cinema Admission To Reach 148m During 2001, Despite March Slump
20.04.01ONdigital is expected to announce a growth of 70,000 customers when it unveils its Q1 2001 subscriber figures next week. This is down on the 121,000 new customers it signed up in the first quarter last year. The slowing growth is mainly the result of churn – the number of customers leaving the ONdigital service.Analysts… Continue reading ONdigital Subs Growth Hampered By High Churn
The UK’s major commercial broadcasters have published details of their public service commitments for the coming year. The statements are part of an ITC initiative and herald a move towards further self-regulation within the TV industry, a move which was unveiled as part of the Government’s White Paper last year.The statements allow creative flexibility in… Continue reading Broadcasters Publish Details Of Public Service Commitment
ONdigital is to announce details of its proposed revamp this Wednesday. The pay-tv station, which is joint owned by Carlton and Granada, is expected to change its name to ITV Digital and unveil a raft of new channels.The news will coincide with the appointment of Stuart Prebble, the current CEO of ONdigital, to the position… Continue reading ONdigital To Announce Revamp, Prebble To Head Up ITV
ONdigital is expected to announce a growth of 70,000 customers when it unveils its Q1 2001 subscriber figures this week. This is down on the 121,000 new customers it signed up in the first quarter last year. The slowing growth is mainly the result of churn – the number of customers leaving the ONdigital service.Analysts… Continue reading ONdigital Subs Growth Hampered By High Churn
