Good Morning Television is attempting to reinstate itself in terms of viewing figures by bringing back ‘It’s Not’, a children’s segment which first appeared during half-term in February and attracted a vast proportion of younger viewers.Last week’s announcement that Channel 4’s Big Breakfast was outdoing GMTV in the ratings stakes was replaced this week with… Continue reading GMTV Attempts To Win Back Kids
The Independent Television Commission today issues results of a survey focused on Television: The Public’s View. Over 1,200 people were interviewed for the main survey and 1,603 for the cable & satellite extension, during September 1992 to examine public attitudes towards television. Respondents were asked out of every ten hours that they watched television how… Continue reading ITC Gets The Public’s View
Classic FM has secured British Gas to sponsor a brand new programme – Classical Gas – in a package worth £200,000. The deal is set to last for six months and involves tag lines and trailers on the programme.
Publisher of the Liverpool Weekly Newspaper Group, Trinity Newspapers, has announced pre-tax profits of £16.90m for the year ending December 31 1992. Turnover fell from £135.49m to £115.39m and earnings per share increased from 15.6p to 17.1p.
Pre-tax profits for outdoor group, More O’Ferrall stand at £5.04m for the year ending December 1992, having fallen from last year’s £5.80m. Turnover increased to £62.50m and earnings per share fell from 14.9p to 11p. The final dividend came out at 10p making the total for the year 13.2p.
Pre-tax profits for outdoor group, More O’Ferrall stand at £5.04m for the year ending December 1992, having fallen from last year’s £5.80m. Turnover increased to £62.50m and earnings per share fell from 14.9p to 11p. The final dividend came out at 10p making the total for the year 13.2p.
Labour shadow secretary for National Heritage, Ann Clwyd, has made it clear she is prepared to continue her battle against Granada TV, claiming it does not deserve the ITV licence it holds. Clwyd challenged Heritage Secretary Peter Brooke yesterday saying he should admit the Government and the ITC made “a complete mess” of the franchise… Continue reading Clwyd Refuses To End Granada Row
Classic FM has secured British Gas to sponsor a brand new programme – Classical Gas – in a package worth £200,000. The deal is set to last for six months and involves tag lines and trailers on the programme.
Publisher of the Liverpool Weekly Newspaper Group, Trinity Newspapers, has announced pre-tax profits of £16.90m for the year ending December 31 1992. Turnover fell from £135.49m to £115.39m and earnings per share increased from 15.6p to 17.1p.
Labour shadow secretary for National Heritage, Ann Clwyd, has made it clear she is prepared to continue her battle against Granada TV, claiming it does not deserve the ITV licence it holds. Clwyd challenged Heritage Secretary Peter Brooke yesterday saying he should admit the Government and the ITC made “a complete mess” of the franchise… Continue reading Clwyd Refuses To End Granada Row
