Express Newspapers has confirmed that it is to sponsor the new peak time interactive game show, Raise the Roof, with its Daily Express and Sunday Express titles. The programme hosted by Bob Holness, airs on Saturday 2nd September and runs for 17 weeks. Each week contestants will have the opportunity to win a house worth… Continue reading Daily & Sunday Express In TV Sponsorship/London’s Burning
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WPP have announced interim results for the six months ended 30 June 1995. According to WPP revenues rose by 7.1% to £739.4 million from £690.5 million.Results show:* Pre-tax profit up 34% to £48.5 million from £36.2 million in 1994.* Net new business billings of over £637 million ($1,012 million)* Interim ordinary dividend up 16% to… Continue reading WPP Interim Results
July’s combined ITV/C4 revenue figure, based on agency estimates, came in at £148.17 million, up 4.2% year on year. The ITV/C4 split was £114.98m and £33.19m respectively; this is a 78:22 split, as was the case last month.Among the contractors LWT suffered the worst, down 1.52% points on last July to a 10.84% share. Carlton… Continue reading TV Revenue – July
Live viewing figures for Sky Sports’ coverage of the first Premiership match of the season between Arsenal and Middlesbrough last Sunday, have shown that it was watched by 1,061,360 viewers for the average duration of the match and achieved a TVR rating of 8.2. For the peak quarter hour this figure rose to 1,205,838 and… Continue reading Sky Sports Overnights
Talk Radio has announced further changes to programming. Following the acquisition of Simon Bates last week, Talk Radio is to revamp the Drivetime slot bringing in Scott Chisolm, who currently presents UK Today between 1000 and 1300 and co host Lowri Turner, ITV and BBC television presenter.According to Talk Radio, Drivetime will be an “upbeat,… Continue reading Talk Radio Programme Changes
Kevin Costner’s Waterworld made an attempt to claw back some of it’s budget with a respectable, but not blockbusting, £1.64 million first weekend. Die Hard: With a Vengeance, opening a week later, took £1.90 million over a four day weekend, including Thursday previews. The biggest film of the year so far, Batman Forever, opened with… Continue reading Waterworld And Die Hard: Opening Weekends
In a deal with Microsoft, The Times newspaper will be free tomorrow (August 24th).As part of the Windows ’95 launch, Microsoft has funded the promotion and doubled the Times’ print run for one day only. Tomorrow’s Times will also include a supplement to mark the launch of the Windows ’95 software. The supplement will also… Continue reading Times Give Away In Microsoft Deal
IPC Magazines has announced that it has purchased the title The Horse Exchange Magazine from Hurst Publishing.Horse Exchange will be merged with IPC Equestrian Group’s existing title Which Horse with effect from August 24th, 1995. The new merged title will be called Horse Exchange.IPC: 0171 261 5880.
ABC has today released breakdowns in the circulation figures for National Newspapers for UK, Eire and Overseas. This data is available for the 6 months January to June and also separately for June; future reports will also be issued only with the June or December end data.The figures show that the popular titles sell less… Continue reading 2% Of National Newspaper ABCs Sold Overseas
The ITC has received an application from Diamond Cable (Lincolnshire) Limited for the Lincolnshire and South Humberside local cable delivery licence.Diamond Cable proposes to serve at least 144,000 homes by the end of 2005, an has bid the sum of £50,315.94.The next stage is for the ITC to consult with the DTI and Oftel to… Continue reading Application Received For Local Delivery
