The latest ABC release for the January – June 2015 period charts all the trends for the consumer magazine market. Here is Newsline’s complete overview.
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Italy’s Agnelli family – via its investment arm, Exor – has agreed to buy the bulk of Pearson’s shares in the group, less than a month after Pearson sold the FT Group to Japan’s Nikkei for £844m.
The daily report, teamed with BARB overnight figures, looks at the top 10 UK television shows as they are mentioned on Twitter – taking into account programme genres, unique authors, impressions, audience and share of tweets.
Tuesday night saw the second episode of the final ever series of New Tricks steal the biggest audience in its timeslot, with the only original cast member left hanging up their novelty magnifying glass for the final time.
In spite of a slump in profit for the half year ending 4 July 2015, Johnston Press has said that it traded well over the period, with digital revenues up 17.5%.
Under the restructuring, Google will retain its best-known businesses, such as search, YouTube and Android, whilst newer assets, including Google’s investment, smart-home and research divisions, will be run under Alphabet.
The third and final episode of the Bloomsbury Group-focused Life in Squares (9pm) ditched the dark and smoky rooms for picturesque East Sussex.
ZenithOptimedia’s Richard Shotton explores how consumers treat money differently dependent on whether it’s hard earned or not – and what marketers can do about it.
As Rajar publishes its second quarter results for the radio market, Newsline hears from Carat’s Michael Williamson on what he makes of the latest figures.