Due to hit the airwaves on Friday, Virgin Radio has just finalised a £2m deal with Nescafe to sponsor its new Saturday morning show, hosted by Big Breakfast star Chris Evans. The deal is one of the largest ever negotiated on UK radio and will last for three years.The Big Red Mug Show is the… Continue reading Virgin Finalises £2m Deal With Nescafe
Virgin Radio is already planning to change its AM frequency for an FM one. At the station’s press launch this morning Richard Branson confirmed he is hoping to change the band as soon as possible, either by swapping with or buying out an existing station. Branson announced he will be approaching the BBC about a… Continue reading Virgin Launch Details
Virgin Radio is already planning to change its AM frequency for an FM one. At the station’s press launch this morning Richard Branson confirmed he is hoping to change the band as soon as possible, either by swapping with or buying out an existing station. Branson announced he will be approaching the BBC about a… Continue reading Virgin Launch Details
Publisher of Woman’s Own and Woman’s Weekly, IPC magazines is planning to run a ‘shopper’s survey’ during July and August to examine reader attitudes to advertising areas such as holidays and motoring.Each questionnaire will be inserted into 250,000 issues across 15 of the company’s titles, but it has yet to be decided which magazines will… Continue reading IPC Shopping Survey Aids Advertisers
Digital Equipment Company is to sponsor the British Library for a sum of £1m to install computer systems, it has been announced. It is the library’s largest private sponsorship so far and Digital’s largest deal to date.
The RAJAR results for Quarter 1 1993 have been delayed due to a processing problem at Research Services Limited (RSL). It is unlikely that they will be available before Thursday April 29.Tel: 071 235 0004
According to reports today joint chief executive of The Observer, Tiny Rowland has stated he does not want to sell the paper, believing that its financial losses are minimal compared with its value in terms of influence.Support for the paper has also come from the Commons where 80 Labour MPs signed an early day motion… Continue reading Observer Sale Lacks Internal Support
According to reports today joint chief executive of The Observer, Tiny Rowland has stated he does not want to sell the paper, believing that its financial losses are minimal compared with its value in terms of influence.Support for the paper has also come from the Commons where 80 Labour MPs signed an early day motion… Continue reading Observer Sale Lacks Internal Support
Magazines ’93, the fourth national conference organised by the PPA, will be held on 4 May at Grosvenor House. Speakers at the conference will include Lord McGregor of Durris, chairman of the Press Complaints Commission, Bridget Rowe, editor of The People and Clive Soley MP who has proposed a Parliamentary Bill seeking the right to… Continue reading Press Regulation Debate
Magazines ’93, the fourth national conference organised by the PPA, will be held on 4 May at Grosvenor House. Speakers at the conference will include Lord McGregor of Durris, chairman of the Press Complaints Commission, Bridget Rowe, editor of The People and Clive Soley MP who has proposed a Parliamentary Bill seeking the right to… Continue reading Press Regulation Debate
