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Bauer has announced that it will be closing its national digital music station Mojo at the end of the month.The station, which was launched in 2003 as a spin-off from the music magazine, has an average of around 260,000 listeners per week according to the latest RAJAR release (see Year on Year Rise In Reach… Continue reading Bauer set to close digital music station Mojo

UK radio ad revenues were down about 13% year on year in October and November, according to a report.The Advanced Radio Revenue Indicator figures show that national radio ad revenue was down 16% year on year in October and predicts it will be down 17% in November, said a report in Media Week.Figures published by… Continue reading UK radio ad revenues down

Google has terminated its search advertising deal with Yahoo! in order to avoid a “protracted legal battle” with regulators. The proposed deal would have seen Google ads displayed around Yahoo!’s search results. David Drummond, Google senior vice president, corporate development and chief legal officer, said: “After four months of review, including discussions of various possible… Continue reading Google ends Yahoo! ad deal

AOL’s global ad revenue was down by 6% year on year in Q3, with revenue dropping 17% to $1 billion (£626 million). Parent company Time Warner said that the fall in revenue was down to a 26% decline in subscription revenue and the fall in ad revenue. The fall in subscription revenue reflects a decrease… Continue reading AOL reports fall in global ad revenue

ITV has reported a 2.5% drop in net advertising revenue in the first nine months of 2008, compared with a 3.2% fall for the total TV market. The broadcaster also announced a 5% fall in broadcasting revenue in the first nine months, to £1.2 billion. ITV’s total revenue to the end of September was down… Continue reading ITV sees 2.5% drop in net ad revenue

American banking giant JP Morgan has reduced its online advertising forecast for the second time in two months, estimating an annual growth rate of 25% in 2008 and 13% in 2009, down from 28% and 19%, respectively. The firm said: “Since we reduced our estimates on September 4th, we have seen a further slowdown in… Continue reading JP Morgan reduces online ad forecast

A total of 6.5 million Americans tuned into mobile video in August, according to new figures from comScore M:Metrics. The study found that on-demand video was the most popular format, with 3.6 million viewers. With 1.3 million viewers, amateur videos, such as those on YouTube, represent the most popular style of content, followed by music… Continue reading 6.5m Americans watched mobile video in August

The heaviest users of the internet are also among the heaviest viewers of television, according to new US research from the Nielsen Company. Nielsen found that the top fifth of US internet users spend more than 250 minutes per day watching television, compared to 220 minutes of television viewing by people who do not use… Continue reading Research Finds TV Viewing And Internet Use Complementary

US newspaper websites attracted more than 68.3 million unique visitors on average (41.4% of all internet users) in the third quarter of 2008, a record number that reflects a 15.8% year on year increase. According to figures from Nielsen Online for the Newspaper Association of America, newspaper website visitors generated an average of just over… Continue reading US Newspaper Websites Get Record Number Of Unique Visitors In Q3

Johnnie Walker’s ‘Keep Walking’ campaign picked up three top gongs at the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising Effectiveness Awards last night.The international campaign, created by Bartle Bogle Hegarty, has produced total sales growth up 48% for the whisky producer over the last eight years.The IPA awarded it with the grand prix, a gold award and… Continue reading Johnnie Walker campaign wins three IPA awards