Monday International market research group, Taylor Nelson Sofres, releases its interim financial results today. More details to follow shortly.The Guardian is tonight hosting a seminar to discuss issues surrounding creativity in advertising. The event begins at 6:30pm at the National Film Theatre in London.Tuesday The BBC is to release its annual mission statement to licence… Continue reading The Week Ahead
Future Network announced today that it has acquired the worldwide licence to publish the official magazines for Manchester United and Chelsea football clubs. The specialist publisher, which owns titles including PC Review and Total Football, is to buy Manchester United Magazine, Glory Glory Man United and the Official Chelsea Football Club Magazine from Zone Publishing.The… Continue reading Future Acquires Football Magazines
International market information group, Taylor Nelson Sofres, has this morning posted pre-tax profits up 34% to £12.6 million for the six months ended 30 June 1999. Turnover at the group rose by 10% to £175.7 million over the period.Taylor Nelson, which currently holds the research contract to collect BARB television viewing data, has seized the… Continue reading Taylor Nelson Turns In Record First Half Results
IPC Magazines has launched its £25 million internet business, announced last month (see IPC To Invest £55m In Internet Ventures). Expanding the presence of the group’s brands on the web through e-commerce, the first project of IPC Electric will be a dedicated women’s network to be launched later this year.Led by Rene Carayol, the company… Continue reading IPC Electric Is Unveiled
Month On MonthMonth on month comparisons of the latest figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulation show that all but seven national newspaper recorded increases in circulation. The Mail On Sunday took on more than 68,569 new sales during the month, and the Sport First enjoyed an 44.9% rise in its circulation.The Sunday People sustained… Continue reading National Newspaper ABC Round-Up – August 1999
Month On MonthMonth on month comparisons of the latest figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulation show that all but seven national newspaper recorded increases in circulation. The Mail On Sunday took on more than 68,569 new sales during the month, and Sport First enjoyed an 44.9% rise in its circulation.The Sunday People sustained the… Continue reading National Newspaper ABC Round-Up – August 1999
The latest set of circulation figures, released by the ABC today, point to a generally uninspiring performance by the top 10 regional newspapers. Only three of the top 10 regionals – Sunday Mercury (Birmingham) (1.5%), Leicester Mercury (inc Job Finder) (0.4%) and the Evening Herald (Dublin) (0.1%) recorded circulation increases, year-on-year. Top 10 Regional Newspapers… Continue reading Top 10 Regional Newspapers: Jan-Jun 1999 ABCs
There was very little change in the fortunes of the free regional newspapers with only 3 of the top ten titles showing an increase in circulation and the greatest increase being 0.9% (Birmingham Metronews).Several titles showed practically no change, year on year. The Southampton Advertiser gained 7 readers while the Manchester Metro News lost 12.Subscribers… Continue reading Regional Weekly Free Titles: Jan-Jun 1999
Television company Flextech saw prices tumble by 74.5p after disappointing interim results announced yesterday (see Flextech Reports Losses). Shares closed at 981˝p.Cable and Wireless, however, rose by 28p to 720p, making it one of the main movers on the FTSE 100. The company announced yesterday that its Hong Kong subsidiary had struck a deal with… Continue reading Sharewatch
Border TV Plc held its A.G.M. yesterday and reported growth in both its television and radio divisions. Advertising revenue for the two sectors rose by 25% in a year-on-year comparison for the quarter ended July 31st. The group’s share price rose from £3.82p at the year end in April to 538˝p at the close of… Continue reading Border TV Reports Growth
