ITV does not usually have trouble finding top-rated programmes. Early mornings? GMTV. Mid Morning? Richard and Judy are still delivering. Prime time? Coronation Street. Later in the evening? Millionaire, London’s Burning and ITV News at Ten.There are no prizes for spotting the omission here, and ever fewer prizes for advertisers on ITV in the 12.30… Continue reading Feature: Can ITV’s New Afternoon Offerings Tempt Advertisers?
French advertising group Havas is back in the bidding for US ad agency True North, according to a report in this morning’s Financial Times. Havas had been reported to have expressed an interest in the Chicago-based agency a couple of months ago, but no developments emerged in the meantime. UK-based communications network WPP is also… Continue reading Havas Back In Bidding For True North, Says FT
ITV took its first step towards carriage on BSkyB today after agreeing a capacity deal with satellite operator Société Européenne des Satellites (SES). The Network is thought to have paid around €10 million for capacity to broadcast on three digital satellite transponders for a period of 10 years. In an battle which has been ongoing… Continue reading ITV Signs Digital Satellite Deal
According to new research from ActivMedia Research, and contrary to many press reports, many online retailers are doing well. The report determined that half of B2C companies and a third of B2B sites are now profitable. Of the B2B sites, a further third expect to show a profit within a year although some B2B sites… Continue reading Online Retail Looks Set For Slow, Steady Growth
ITV took its first step towards carriage on BSkyB today after agreeing a capacity deal with satellite operator Société Européenne des Satellites (SES). The Network is thought to have paid around €10 million for capacity to broadcast on three digital satellite transponders for a period of 10 years. In an battle which has been ongoing… Continue reading ITV Signs Digital Satellite Deal
Recent figures from the European Commission show that Internet penetration in EU households soared from 18% to 28% between March and October 2000, 40% of the EU’s 375 million population are now online. However, broadband internet access hass been slow to take off, less than 8% of these homes access the Internet via cable modems… Continue reading EU Internet Take Up Rises But Broadband Slow To Take Off
Publitalia, the sales house of Italy-based broadcaster Mediaset, has announced that net advertising revenues grew by 12.8% during 2000. This is marginally higher than ABN Amro’s full year forecast of 12.4%. The broker says it is now confident that Mediaset will surpass the group net profit forecast of €380 million for 2000 when it announces… Continue reading Italy’s Mediaset Bucks European Broadcasting Downturn
BARB’s viewing figures for February show that non-terrestrial channels command a larger share of viewing across all homes than they did last year, with average weekly share during February having increased in the year on year analysis. Nearly all the terrestrial channels saw a year on year drop in average weekly audience share during the… Continue reading Digital Television Round-Up – February 2001
ONdigital has run into trouble with the ASA over its advertising of the ONnet internet access service. National press advertising made claims that full internet access was available through the television using ONdigital equipment. Two members of the public disputed the claim by saying that the technology did not allow the use of non-web-based services… Continue reading ASA Upholds Complaints About ONnet’s Full Internet Access Claim
ITV took its first step towards carriage on BSkyB today after agreeing a capacity deal with satellite operator Societe Europeenne des Satellites (SES). The network has been given capacity to broadcast on three digital satellite transponders for a period of 10 years.In an battle which has been ongoing since the launch of Sky Digital (see… Continue reading ITV Signs Digital Satellite Deal
