Further to yesterday’s NRS Sectional Figures Awaited With Interest By Planners regarding the new NRS sectional data, Newsline has learned that the following supplements are currently being surveyed:Saturdays Daily Mail, Weekend The Express, Saturday The Times, Times Magazine The Guardian, WeekendSundays The Mail on Sunday, Night & Day The Sunday Times , Style The Sunday… Continue reading NRS Sections Summary
The ITV Network Centre is claiming that an average of 15 million viewers tuned into A Touch Of Frost last Sunday. ITV assert that the unofficial overnight data, supplied by AGB, show that A Touch Of Frost triumphed over BBC 1’s Ballykissangel and Ivanhoe in the ratings battle.According to the findings Ballykissangel attracted 8 million… Continue reading A Warm Reception For Frost
A glossy-gardening bi-monthly magazine is to launch later this month simultaneously in Britain and America.The English Garden is produced by Romsey Publishing and is targeting ABC1 women over 35. Vanessa Berridge, former editor of Country Homes and Interiors, is editor of the title. It will focus on pictures of beautiful gardens and lovely places to… Continue reading Gardening Titles Grow
A draft schedule for the soon to be launched Channel 5 was leaked to the press a few weeks ago *Karaoke Show Tops C5 Primetime Schedule.Channel 5 said that although the leaked information was generally correct, some of the facts were distorted. The station has now officially released further information on its programming.The channel claim… Continue reading Channel 5 Schedule Overview
The Radio Authority has advertised a new Independent Local Radio Licence to serve the town of Peterhead, in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Although the applicants have the option of using the AM or the FM waveband only one licence will be awarded; applicants have to decide which band best suits their needs. The Authority will assess how… Continue reading Radio Licence Application News
The Advertising Standard Authority’s December report has been released today.The report draws attention to the problem of copy-cat ads. The British Codes of Advertising and Sales Promotion state that no advert should so closely resemble any other that it misleads or causes confusion. The report recognises that it is hard to know the difference between… Continue reading ASA Monthly Report
Carlton has just signed a deal with Carling Black Label. The beer company is to sponsor the station’s new show Do I Not Like That! The programme begins its 13-week-run in the Carlton and Central regions on Thursday. Hosted by Richard Littlejohn the show will debate all that is current and crucial in the world… Continue reading Sponsorship Deals
Reuters today announced financial results for the year ended 31 December 1996 which show pre-tax profits rising 17% to £701 million on the back of revenue up 8% to £2,914 million.The company blamed the low revenue growth on a background of continued banking industry consolidation and quiet foreign exchange markets. It also said that if… Continue reading Profits Grow 17% At Reuters
According to the latest July – December figures by fare the best performance came from Internet magazine with a year on year increase of 22.7%. Amongst other titles in the sector reporting only Computer Buyer, Computer Shopper, PC Gamer and PC Pro show increases.The worst performances came from Amiga Format and CD Rom Today, both… Continue reading Computer Magazines July – December 1996 ABC Figures
The gardening sector ABCs released today showed that the majority of gardening titles have had an increase in circulation, with only two titles having fallen. The Garden has had the biggest percentage change of 10.42% while BBC Gardeners World has had the biggest actual change having 293,041 copies to 267,165 copies for the same period… Continue reading July-December 1996 ABC Figures: Gardening, Photography &
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