Internet advertising spend will represent 10% of total American ad dollars by 2010, doubling from 5% last year to grow at an annual rate of 14% over the next five years, according to a new report from Parks Associates. The report, entitled “The Changing Face of Advertising in the Digital Age,” cites data from the… Continue reading Research Shows Online Ads To Double In Five Years
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New figures from media watchdog Ofcom have revealed 65.9% of UK households watching digital television, up from 63.0% in the previous quarter. According to Ofcom’s figures, the total number of households viewing digital television grew by more than 760,000 year on year to almost 16.5 million. In total there are now more than 6.3 million… Continue reading Ofcom Estimates Show 65.9% Of Britain With Digital TV
Daily Newspaper MarketThe daily newspaper market saw a tumultuous month in November, with several quality titles managing to increase sales year on year, while both the mid market sector and the popular market suffered downturns across the board.The Guardian managed the largest increase in circulation year on year, adding 6.3% to total 401,029. However, the… Continue reading ABC National Newspaper Round-Up: November 2005
Daily Newspaper MarketThe daily newspaper market saw a tumultuous month in November, with several quality titles managing to increase sales year on year, while both the mid market sector and the popular market suffered downturns across the board.The Guardian managed the largest increase in circulation year on year, adding 6.3% to total 401,029. However, the… Continue reading ABC National Newspaper Round-Up: November 2005
The latest ABC figures released today show the Guardian continuing to profit from its switch to the Berliner format, with the paper notching up a circulation increase of 6.3% year on year to give sales of just over 401,000.The title, which made the change to Berliner in mid-September, has outperformed the market in the following… Continue reading Guardian’s Berliner Continues Sales Increase
Satellite giant BSkyB has no plans to enter the mobile market, the company’s chief financial officer has revealed, with the company seemingly untroubled by cable rival NTL’s ambitions for ‘quadruple play’ services of TV, phone, internet and mobile.Speaking at a conference in New York, Jeremy Darroch, chief financial officer at BSkyB, claimed: “We don’t feel… Continue reading BSkyB Untroubled By NTL’s Mobile Ambitions
New figures from media watchdog Ofcom have revealed 65.9% of UK households watching digital television, up from 63.0% in the previous quarter.According to Ofcom’s figures, the total number of households viewing digital television grew by more than 760,000 year on year to almost 16.5 million. In total there are now more than 6.3 million free-to-view… Continue reading Ofcom Estimates Show 65.9% Of Britain With Digital TV
Internet advertising spend will represent 10% of total American ad dollars by 2010, doubling from 5% last year to grow at an annual rate of 14% over the next five years, according to a new report from Parks Associates.The report, entitled “The Changing Face of Advertising in the Digital Age,” cites data from the firm’s… Continue reading Research Shows Online Ads To Double In Five Years
Daily Newspaper MarketThe daily newspaper market saw a tumultuous month in November, with several quality titles managing to increase sales year on year, while both the mid market sector and the popular market suffered downturns across the board.The Guardian managed the largest increase in circulation year on year, adding 6.3% to total 401,029. However, the… Continue reading ABC National Newspaper Round-Up: November 2005
Telecoms giant BT has announced the first content deals for its forthcoming IPTV service, signing up BBC Worldwide, Paramount and Warner Music Group to provide customers with films and TV programmes via their broadband connections.The agreements precede the service’s launch next Autumn, allowing BT customers access to a range of on-demand film, music and television… Continue reading BT Signs First Content Deals For IPTV Service
