Computer Arts, Future Publishing’s creative arts and technology magazine, has turned from a bi-monthly into a monthly. The title changes its frequency from the October issue which goes on sale this month.The launch of the monthly title will be supported by a double disc covermount and an ad campaign in the Guardian, Independent and Design… Continue reading Computer Arts Goes Monthly
All of the daily broadsheets except the Independent revealed respectable year on year growth in the March-August ABC figures. While the Daily Telegraph and the Times both increased sales by over 5%, the Independent slumped 5.6% to 257,598. The Sunday Telegraph again saw large growth, with a rise of almost 30% while the FT increased… Continue reading National Newspaper August ABC Summary
Both of the Telegraph titles again boosted their readership figures in the latest batch of NRS data to be released. The Sunday Telegraph grew by almost 24% year on year to 2.390 million while the Daily Telegraph increased by 10% to 2.713 million. The FT suffered a large loss in readership, which fell 12% to… Continue reading National Newspaper NRS – July
Monday The Evening Standard today launches its new jobs and lifestyle sections with a cover-price of 10p. The Daily Telegraph has increased the price of its Monday edition by 5p to 45p, the price of the title for the other weekdays.Highbury House Communications, Home Counties Newspapers, Scottish Television and the Scottish Media Group all announce… Continue reading The Week Ahead
Business Age Magazines, the company formed by ex-Sunday Business editor Anil Bhoyrul, is rumoured to be planning a raft of new magazine launches for next year. They will all have “Age” in the title and there are plans for titles such as Net Age, Financial Age, Political Age and Hospitality Age.…Emap has confirmed that its… Continue reading Magazine Briefs
According to a report in this week’s Broadcast, Universal Studios Network is launching a television channel in the UK featuring suspense and action based programming. The move is part of the company’s aim to create a global channel image, a similar venture is launching in France on 13 November.… It has been confirmed that UK… Continue reading Universal Studios To Launch UK Channel
Greeted with a fairly stylish cover Good Health, when opened, immediately looks like a disappointing tube station giveaway magazine. Appearances however can be deceptive, while the articles could do with a change of presentation they are interesting and informative. Good Health is yet another women’s health magazine that offers advice on various different medical queries.Front… Continue reading First Issue Review: Good Health
Emap Radio’s Key 103 in Manchester will officially launch its Website next Monday.The site will feature a virtual metro map of Manchester, with tours of the city’s landmarks as well as the Key 103 studios. Merchandise is available on-line and the station’s live broadcasts can be heard via the site.http://www.key103fm.com/
The latest results from the futura.com survey suggest that the British public can be divided into four groups: resistors, embracers, pragmatists and traditionalists.Resistors are the largest group of all, making up 36% of the public. These people are the least happy with their lot and will always find life a “struggle”. Embracers (27%) contrast sharply,… Continue reading British Public Dominated By “Resistors”
