Ikea will be launching a customer magazine to be distributed through its UK stores from October. The homestyle magazine will be published by John Brown Contract Publishing and will also cover food, travel and health interests. A print-run of around 500,000 is planned.John Brown Contract Publishing: 0171 470 2400
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It is expected today that United News & Media will officially accept Granada’s £11.75 offer price for its 14% stake in Yorkshire-Tyne Tees Television. Granada, which launched its takeover bid for YTTV in June (subscribers see Granada Confirms YTTV Interest), now needs to acquire the shares held by the remaining minority shareholders. There had been… Continue reading UNM To Accept Granada Offer
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has begun a fundamental review of all aspects of its expenditure, along with all other Government Departments, to ensure that taxpayers’ money is “being spent effectively and to fulfil manifesto commitments.”Departmental reviews will feed into the Comprehensive Spending Review announced by the Chief Secretary on 11 June… Continue reading Spending Review For DCMS
EMAP has sold fourteen of its business publications to Quantum Publishing for £14.1m. Titles which will be moving to Quantum include Media Week, Press Gazette, British Baker and Laboratory News.It has been known for some time that EMAP was considering a number of offers regarding the sale of some titles (subscribers see Interest Grows In… Continue reading Quantum Buys EMAP Titles
Allison Ganley has been appointed as assistant publisher within IPC’s Specialist Group. Ganley will move from the circulation department, where she was an executive on the Weeklies and SouthBank titles, to work across both the Country and Equestrian portfolios.IPC: 0171 261 6575
IPC has this morning announced that Nigel Davidson, group managing director of the Weeklies and SouthBank Groups, has resigned. He has “decided that the time is right to move on.” He will continue as managing director of the Weeklies Group until early to mid 1998.As a result of this, there will be a number of… Continue reading Davidson Quits IPC
National Press NRS figures for the period January-June show that among the national newspapers the Sunday Telegraph had the largest year on year increase, with readership growing 28% to 2.404 million. Its sister paper, the Daily Telegraph, also performed well, increasing its readership by almost 16% to 2.813 million. The Times and Daily Mail were… Continue reading National Newspaper And Consumer Magazine NRS – June
More Group has launched a new subsidiary called MoreSports which will specialise in selling ads in sports grounds.At the moment MoreSports has signed deals with the major English and Welsh rugby union clubs as well as the Irish and Scottish unions. The latter contracts will mean ads being sold for Lansdowne Road in Dublin and… Continue reading More Launches Sport Arm
The Independent Radio and Television Commission has chosen the Limerick 2000 Broadcasting Group as the most suitable applicant for the broadcasting licence for Limerick City and County. It is hoped that the new service will begin broadcasting as soon as possible.Limerick 2000 Broadcasting Group Mount Kennett House Henry Street Limerick Contact: P.J. O’Riordan, 061 410061
The Radio Advertising Bureau has just released the second edition of RAB Radio News, which contains a round-up of news and topics from the world of commercial radio. Included on the tape is ex-IPA radio spokesman Derek Morris putting his concerns regarding the Capital/Virgin takeover to Richard Eyre, ex-chief executive of Capital Radio. There are… Continue reading RAB Releases Radio News
