Nora Batty was voted the least worrying dinner date for TV viewers in a recent survey commissioned by Radio Times looking into TV viewing habits and general dependency. 819 adults were questioned in the study with 64% of those saying they would not give up their TV for life even if offered £10,000. 33% refused… Continue reading TV Dependence
Survey By Radio Times
Morgan-Grampian title, Financial Pulse has undergone a radical redesign in an attempt to totally change its image. The magazine hopes to attract a wider readership, concentrating on business readers.
Bath-based Future Publishing has had to close two of its consumer titles because of a recent fall in circulation. Quarterly magazine Today’s Vegetarian and monthly Photo Plus will both release their final issues this week having fought against closure since the middle of last year.Future is claiming that Photo Plus was not strong enough to… Continue reading No Future For Today’s Vegetarian
Nora Batty was voted the least worrying dinner date for TV viewers in a recent survey commissioned by Radio Times looking into TV viewing habits and general dependency. 819 adults were questioned in the study with 64% of those saying they would not give up their TV for life even if offered £10,000. 33% refused… Continue reading TV Dependence
Survey By Radio Times
Morgan-Grampian title, Financial Pulse has undergone a radical redesign in an attempt to totally change its image. The magazine hopes to attract a wider readership, concentrating on business readers.
The sum offered by Capital Radio to take over the Midlands Group has been revealed as £17.7m. The takeover is Capital’s first wholly owned regional station although it has shares in other radio companies throughout the UK (Newsline 22/1).
Inside Hotels, published by Blakebeck Magazines will be available eight times a year from next month having been bi-monthly up until now. The trade title, with a circulation of 17,500 will publish extra issues in March and September.
Bath-based Future Publishing has had to close two of its consumer titles because of a recent fall in circulation. Quarterly magazine Today’s Vegetarian and monthly Photo Plus will both release their final issues this week having fought against closure since the middle of last year.Future is claiming that Photo Plus was not strong enough to… Continue reading No Future For Today’s Vegetarian
The sum offered by Capital Radio to take over the Midlands Group has been revealed as £17.7m. The takeover is Capital’s first wholly owned regional station although it has shares in other radio companies throughout the UK (Newsline 22/1).
Inside Hotels, published by Blakebeck Magazines will be available eight times a year from next month having been bi-monthly up until now. The trade title, with a circulation of 17,500 will publish extra issues in March and September.
