Fears of an advertising slowdown were betrayed by a lack of market confidence in media stocks last week, with more showing a week on week fall than showed gain. A trading update from Capital had an upbeat tone (see Capital Radio Reports Increased Revenues) but did not live up to expectations and caused some brokers… Continue reading Sharewatch
Monday MediaTel’s weekly media focus and analysis, Media Track, is featured in Campaign Media Business.Wednesday Marketing Week holds a one-day conference on Digital Radio at the Cafe Royal, London, with speeches and discussions from the main players in the new medium, including Quentin Howard, CEO of Digital One, and Phil Riley from Chrysalis Radio.An annual… Continue reading The Week Ahead
29 January 2001 The company behind the idea of the free morning newspaper, Sweden’s Metro International, has today announced the launch of a new newswire and information service called Metro World News. Versions of Metro International’s free Metro newspaper are now published in 18 cities around the world and the business model has been adopted… Continue reading Metro International Seeks Savings In Global Publishing
Publishing companies in the UK have joined forces to ensure positive recognition of their industry as convergence gains pace. The Newspaper Society, the Publishers Association, Newspaper Publishers and the Periodical Publishers Association have formed the UK Publishing Media alliance to reflect the rapidly evolving nature of publishing into a range of connected and overlapping businesses.A… Continue reading Publishing Bodies Form Alliance To Represent Industry Concerns
French media group Vivendi Universal may dispose of its 22.7% stake in satellite broadcaster BSkyB, according to a report in this morning’s Financial Times. As a precursor to the move Vivendi is understood to be planning to withdraw its board director from the BSkyB board.Vivendi was given the go ahead to acquire the stake in… Continue reading Vivendi May Dispose Of BSkyB Stake â 29 January 2001
French media group Vivendi Universal may dispose of its 22.7% stake in satellite broadcaster BSkyB, according to a report in this morning’s Financial Times. As a precursor to the move Vivendi is understood to be planning to withdraw its board director from the BSkyB board.Vivendi was given the go ahead to acquire the stake in… Continue reading Vivendi May Dispose Of BSkyB Stake â 29 January 2001
French media group Vivendi Universal may dispose of its 22.7% stake in satellite broadcaster BSkyB, according to a report in this morning’s Financial Times. As a precursor to the move Vivendi is understood to be planning to withdraw its board director from the BSkyB board.Vivendi was given the go ahead to acquire the stake in… Continue reading Vivendi May Dispose Of BSkyB Stake
Interactive advertising agency Profero has announced the introduction of a new programme which will help its clients to identify and respond to the different behaviour patterns of customers on interactive platformsSTATE provides a framework which can be used to plan and deliver interactive advertising including rich media, track activities and marketing programmes, capture contact information… Continue reading Profero Introduces New Programme For Effective Targeting Of Interactive Ads
Scottish Radio made the latest addition to the gloomy picture of advertising revenue when it warned of flat sales for Q1 in a year on year comparison. Shares in the company ended the day’s trading at £17.25, down 10p.The negative sentiment over the advertising environment continues to affect the share price of the major ITV… Continue reading Sharewatch
26 January 2001 French magazine group Marie Claire is understood to be planning the launch of a French version of Hearst’s US fashion magazine Harper’s Bazaar. According to a report in French newspaper La Tribune, Marie Claire may reach an agreement with Hearst to produce the magazine in France. The two companies already have a… Continue reading Marie Claire May Launch French Harper’s Bazaar
