Cinema Admissions are continuing to show a healthy year-on-year growth, according to the latest figures from the Cinema Advertising Association.The average weekly admissions figure for February’93 was 2.41m, an increase of 9.2% on February’92. February’s main attraction at the box office was Bram Stoker’s Dracula, which took £2.64m within its first 3 days of release… Continue reading Cinema Admissions Continue To Soar
Dailies:Amongst regional daily newspapers only three titles managed to achieve a year on year percentage increase in circulation into double figures. Top of the list came the Kent Messenger title “Kent Today”, which achieved a 23.2% increase (6,186), almost double growth achieved by the second and third placed titles; “Oxford Mail” and “Journal (Newcastle)” with… Continue reading Regional Newspaper Round-Up
The Independent Television Commission today issued its response to the Green Paper on the Future of the BBC. The report advises; Advertising, sponsorship and subscription on the BBC would have serious adverse consequences for the development of commercially-funded television The BBC’s commercial activities should be limited to turning its broadcasting assets to account A “Public… Continue reading ITC Issues Response To Green Paper
The Independent Television Commission today issued its response to the Green Paper on the Future of the BBC. The report advises; Advertising, sponsorship and subscription on the BBC would have serious adverse consequences for the development of commercially-funded television The BBC’s commercial activities should be limited to turning its broadcasting assets to account A “Public… Continue reading ITC Issues Response To Green Paper
Dailies:Amongst regional daily newspapers only three titles managed to achieve a year on year percentage increase in circulation into double figures. Top of the list came the Kent Messenger title “Kent Today”, which achieved a 23.2% increase (6,186), almost double growth achieved by the second and third placed titles; “Oxford Mail” and “Journal (Newcastle)” with… Continue reading Regional Newspaper Round-Up
.. Michael Jackson has been appointed controller of BBC2, having been head of music and arts for the past two years. He takes over from Alan Yentob who is now controller of BBC1…. Greg Dyke is forecasting that GMTV will move into profit next year, claiming that audiences have increased by 30% to 1.29m since… Continue reading Television News..
.. Michael Jackson has been appointed controller of BBC2, having been head of music and arts for the past two years. He takes over from Alan Yentob who is now controller of BBC1…. Greg Dyke is forecasting that GMTV will move into profit next year, claiming that audiences have increased by 30% to 1.29m since… Continue reading Television News..
..The chairman of FCO, Andrew Rutherford, has resigned following the announcement that the company looks set to merge with Euro RSCG….John Ayling is to handle implementational planning and media buying for Alliance Advertising in a deal worth £5.17m. Strategic planning will still be dealt with by Alliance…. Andrew Brown, formerly of J Walter Thomson, has… Continue reading Industry News…
Whilst almost 90% of the UK consumes some form of media between 06:30 and 09:00, 48% of adults agree with the statement;”I only have the radio or TV on in the background as I’m far too busy to concentrate on them”. This is according to research carried out by media independent KLMB through NOP.The survey,… Continue reading Broadcast Breakfast Ads Missed In Chaos?
Whilst almost 90% of the UK consumes some form of media between 06:30 and 09:00, 48% of adults agree with the statement;”I only have the radio or TV on in the background as I’m far too busy to concentrate on them”. This is according to research carried out by media independent KLMB through NOP.The survey,… Continue reading Broadcast Breakfast Ads Missed In Chaos?
