Mark Palmer of Bates Dorland has won the IPA’s Grand Prix Trophy at the 1995 IPA Media Awards for his paper on the future of the media industry. The IPA awards aim “to encourage innovative thinking and excellence in media planning and to focus attention on the future direction of the industry”. Other category winners… Continue reading IPA Media Awards 1995
There was a record attendance at the ISBA policy conference which was held in London yesterday. The new Director General of ISBA and the conference chairman John Hooper said ” Many companies are keen to attend and discuss the real issues facing advertisers in the coming year.”The tone of the conference was marked by a… Continue reading ISBA Policy Conference ’95
This question, which was raised at the ISBA conference yesterday, provoked a spirited response from representatives of three major sectors of the advertising industry. Dominic Proctor, Chief Executive of JWT, believed he was airing a universal view when he commented that more and more agencies are worried about quality programming. The demand for ABC1s has… Continue reading Does ITV Serve Us Right?
Applicants Partners Estimated Cvge Date Bid CableTel NI Ltd Subsidiary of Int’l 428,000 2003 14,418,180 (01483 254000) CableTel Ltd Inc. CableComms Nynex/NI Electricity(JV) 382,000 2001 8,600,000 (0181 540 8833) NITEL Ltd Matav-Cable Systems Media 469,710 2006 6,202,000 (0171 570 6000) Ltd of Isreal/Cable Mgmt Ireland Ltd(Prospectively KPN Kabel BVio of Holland)(JV) TeleNorth Ltd Utd Int’l… Continue reading Cable Four Bid For Northern Ireland Franchise
Andrew Jaspan was yesterday appointed editor of the Observer by the owners, the Scott Trust. Jaspan, who was the unanimous choice of the selection committee, is currently the editor of The Scotsman.This follows the appointment last week of Alan Rusbridger as new editor of the Guardian.Jaspan said of the Observer, “It’s under-performing and clearly the… Continue reading New Observer Editor
The Radio Authority has issued some points it hopes will be taken into account by MPs when they debate the White Paper on the Future of the BBC tomorrow. The Authority hopes that the role of the new merged Broadcasting Complaints Commission and Broadcasting Standards Council will only deal with research as the handling of… Continue reading Radio Authority Hopes For BBC White Paper
The ITC has today announced that C4 will pay £57.3m to the Channel 3 licensees for 1994. The ITC has determined that total terrestrial qualifying revenue for 1994 was £1,993.6m; Channel 4 earned qualifying revenue of £393.9m. This would make C4’s contribution £57.4m. However, the ITC audits of 1993 revenue have resulted in a slight… Continue reading C4 To Pay £57.3m To ITV Companies
Sandals Resorts are to sponsor the West Indies cricket tour of the UK 1995.The West Indies UK match programme will last from 13th May to 5th September 1995. This will include six Test and three One-day International matches and is the first time that the West Indies will play six Test matches on a tour… Continue reading Sandals To Sponsor Cricket Tour
Heineken is to sponsor ITV’s Rugby World Cup coverage in a deal worth over £2 million. It is the first ITV deal where the broadcast sponsor is also a sponsor of the event, with Heineken the official worldwide beer sponsor.The sponsorship, which will carry credits in the opening and closing titles and break bumpers, will… Continue reading Heineken To Sponsor Rugby World Cup
Average weekly Cinema admissions for December were 1.8 million, a decrease of 8.2% on December 1993. However there were no main releases this year compared to last December, when both Disney’s Aladdin and Adam’s Family Values were released.Quarter 4 as a whole was up 18% on Q4 1993. The annual average of weekly admissions was… Continue reading Cinema Admissions – December
