June’s national newspaper ABCs show that the Independent’s revamp at the beginning of June was a successful move, with its Jnecirculation at 303,273,breaking the 300,000 mark for the fit time since Novemer 1993. This was an increase of 9.3% on last June’s figure, second only in terms of year on yearincrase to theTimes, which was… Continue reading Latest ABCs – Good News For Independent
BARB monthly universe estimates for July 95 have come in as follows: Total Dish Cable SMATV (000s) (000s) (000s) (000s) Jul 94 3667 2754 823 90 Jul 95 4430 3138 1222 70 Whilst dish sales still remain the major form of access to non terrestrial TV, their sales are slowing compared to connections via cable.… Continue reading Cable sales Up Over 48%
The Labour leader, Tony Blair has told 200 editors and executives of Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation that much of the UK’s media regulation framework is obsolete and Labour is committed to an “open and competitive media market.”In his speech in Australia, Mr Blair outlined Labour’s proposals on media and technology to News Corporation in a… Continue reading Blair Addresses Murdoch’s News Corporation
Coca-Cola has appointed Publicis as its local service agency for Europe, replacing McCann-Erickson. The move does not however affect the creative work, which will continue to be carried out by the Creative Services Agency. Media planning and buying will still be carried out by McCanns.
Channel 4 has announced its proposed budget for next year. It will rise by 15% from £230m to £265m, with expansion for every area of the schedule. The Word will not be included in the new season after the budget.Youth commissioning editor David Stevenson said “Channel 4 is committed to constant innovation and that should… Continue reading Channel 4 Axes The Word
The ITC has awarded the local delivery licenses for Bassetlaw and Ravenshead to the sole bidder for each, Diamond Cable. Its cash bid for the Bassetlaw franchise was £1,666.66. For the Ravenshead franchise, Diamond Cable made a cash bid for £1.66.
GWR has announced that it now has control of 59% of Chiltern Radio PLC; it has received valid acceptances from the majority shareholders of Chiltern Radio, Capital Radio and DMGT. Capital, which has 1,297,100 shares, and DMGT, which has 1,297,175 shares, own 37% of Chiltern’s shares. EMA, which owns 648,588 Chiltern shares has also accepted… Continue reading GWR Takeover Of Chiltern Looks Set To Go Ahead
The ITC has announced it is to invite applications for a local delivery franchise for Southport. The license area is defined as including the local authority of Sefton, West Lancashire, South Ribble, and Chorley, other than those parts of the area covered by the existing Central Lancashire and North Liverpool and Sefton cable franchises. The… Continue reading New Local Delivery Franchise
Derek Hemment has been appointed deputy chief executive of Laser and Philip France has been appointed managing director. Gary Knight and Simon Pardon are both appointed as executive sales directors and will jointly manage the newly-merged sales department, supported by six account directors. Ian McCulloch is operations director.Mick Desmond, Chief Executive of Laser, said, “We… Continue reading Laser Restructuring – Appointments
In recent years the men’s monthly magazines market has grown considerably. There are currently nine titles in the market. Four were launched in the past five years with the latest addition, Ikon, launching at the end of July.The expanding sector has seen massive growth in terms of copies sold lately; in a year on year… Continue reading Mens Monthly Style Magazine Roundup
