Only five national newspapers recorded year on year increases in their six-month NRS figures for April. Both of the Telegraph titles performed well, with the Sunday paper increasing over 22% to 2.320 million and the daily growing 17% to 2.835 million. The Daily Mail‘s readership had the third largest growth during the month with a… Continue reading National Newspaper NRS – April
The ITC’s 1996 Annual Report and Accounts were published today. In his introduction to the report, the Commission’s chairman, Sir Robin Biggam, said that the debate surrounding a new single TV regulator must be continued this year. “The responsibility of the ITC to deliver effective and sensitive regulation is high, with major television players increasingly… Continue reading ITC Calls For Single TV Regulator
TuesdayNRS Figures are published today; they will be available on Newsline this week.WednesdayHaymarket is launching Revolution, a new media magazine.ThursdayFuture Publishing is launching Connect, a monthly Internet magazine.A TV Round-Up for April will be appearing in Newsline features this week.
The cost of content in European new media markets will rise to $6.2 billion by 2002, according to a new report by Datamonitor, Making Money In New Media Markets. The report suggests that traditional media companies will supply much of the content to the new media markets.The analysis also predicts that the cost of content… Continue reading New Media Companies Spend Billions
Willott Kingston Smith, the advertising accountancy and consultancy firm, is setting up a new information technology consultancy. Ed Bayley, formerly head of new media at Bartle Bogle and Hegarty, has been appointed to head the new division which will give IT advice to the media industry.Willott Kingston Smith: 0171 304 4646
Channel 5 has been forced to change its plans for its weekend of big sports coverage due to a clash in kick-off times.The football World Cup qualifier between England and Poland and the Rugby Union Test match between England and Argentina, to be screened on Saturday 31 May, were originally billed as being shown live… Continue reading Change In C5’s Sports Plans
ISBA has conducted a survey of nearly 200 major companies and found that a fifth were already advertising or planning to advertise on the Internet.Of the companies that confirmed their interest in advertising on the web, 100% stated that a certificate from ABC//electronic would be of value. The growing number of companies now registering for… Continue reading ISBA Announce Internet Results
Ed Needham has landed one of the most sought-after jobs in the magazine world; he has been appointed as the new editor ofFHM. Formerly deputy editor of the title, Needham has been acting editor following Mike Soutar’s move to Kiss 100 last month.Emap is now considering launching FHM in France.Emap Metro: 0171 436 1515
IPC Magazines has appointed Matthew Line as the new editor of Homes & Gardens.Line joins IPC from Redwood Publishing where he was group editor of the home interest titles.IPC: 0171 261 5261
Alan Yentob, previously director of programmes at the BBC, has been promoted to director of television BBC Broadcast in the wake of Michael Jackson’s defection to Channel 4. He will also become the deputy to Will Wyatt, chief executive of BBC Broadcast. The move will take place on June 16.BBC TV Centre: 0181 743 8000
