Overall readership in the national newspaper market fell 3% year on year to 72.657 million during January, an actual fall of 2.317 million readers.It was two tabloid papers, the Daily Star and the People, which showed the largest year on year falls, with respective drops of 12.4% and 9.1%.The Times showed the best individual rise… Continue reading National Newspaper NRS – January
A report by The Billett Consultancy claims that the great demand for ABC1 audiences by advertisers has caused ITV to overtrade in this area resulting in the provision of more discounts than its inventory will allow for. The ramifications of this are that other advertisers are effectively subsidising the ABC1 discounts.The increase in demand for… Continue reading ITV Underestimates Ad Demand For ABC1 Audience, Says Report
Dishy Dr Doug’s dad died in E.R. this week, meaning that the whole episode was set away from the hospital. 3.45 million people tuned in to see Doug and Mark Green travel down to Mexico to collect the body and have some male bonding along the way. Over recent weeks the once mighty American import… Continue reading TV Viewing Summary w/e 22/02/98
Mike Bloxham, chairman of the Internet Research Company, told the 3rd Media International/Objective Research Conference that bad websites do more to harm a brand than bad ads.Speaking at the conference, held at London’s Landmark Hotel, Bloxham also pointed out that while the potential for positive ad impacts on websites is high, the potential for negative… Continue reading Bad Websites Hurt Brands, Conference Is Told
IPC’s pilot makeover magazine, Made Up! , has gone back into research and will be relaunched in the Autumn. A spokesman for the publisher told Newsline that the title of the magazine will probably remain the same while some aspects of the editorial will need altering. While no figures were available, IPC said that the… Continue reading Made Up! Magazine To Get Autumn Relaunch
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) has published a report which claims that fears that children are addicted to cartoons and affected by the violence in certain animations are unfounded.Cartoon Crazy? is the first UK report to draw on the views of children themselves by looking at the attitudes of 5-9 year olds as well as… Continue reading Kids Are Not Addicted To Cartoons, Says ITC
Volkswagen has signed a multi-million pound twelve month deal with Channel 4 which will see the car manufacturer sponsor the broadcaster’s entire sports output.The tie-up, which will see C4’s sports rebranded as “Sport on Four”, is expected to begin in April when present sponsorship deals end. C4’s current sports coverage includes Football Italia, horse racing,… Continue reading Volkswagen To Sponsor C4 Sport
Fox Interactive is the new sponsor of the X-Files on Sky One. The interactive entertainment arm of Fox Filmed Entertainment, which makes the programme, began its association with the new series of the hit drama on Sunday 1 March. It replaces Hewlett Packard which sponsored the previous series.Subscribers can access the Sponsorship database by selecting… Continue reading New Sponsor For X-Files
Following what the company describes as ‘a period of unprecedented growth’, TMD Carat Manchester has announced a series of internal promotions and a major recruitment drive.Eliot Lowe has joined the board of directors; Matthew Hatton is appointed as associate director; Tracey Carr is promoted to group head and Laura Brotheridge and Rossana Murphy become media… Continue reading TMD Carat Manchester Success Triggers Staff Promotions
Henry Robson has resigned from his position as media director at Barkers in Scotland.He will continue to work part-time for the agency until early May in order to organise the hand-over of duties. No replacement has yet been announced.Barkers: 0141 248 5030e-mail: [email protected]
