IPC Magazines has appointed Sean Singleton as publisher of its five soccer titles – Shoot, 90 Minutes, Goal, Soccerstars and World Soccer. He is currently circulation manager of the IPC Specialist Group.Singleton is taking over from David J Smith, who is leaving to join the Football AssociationIPC: 0171 261 5261
The European has launched an on-line site on the World Wide Web. The site, at http://www.the-european.co.uk, has both subscriber-only and non-subscriber sections. The entire newspaper is available to subscribers who pay £26 for six months or £52 for a year. ABC have apparently said that anyone who subscribes to the European over the Net will… Continue reading European Launches Website
Centaur Communications will shortly be launching a sister title to New Media Age entitled New Media Finance. The subscription-only title will cover financial matters in relation to the Internet and all things New Media. It will be a twelve-page fortnightly publication.Centaur: 0171 287 9800
The Belfast Telegraph opens its new London sales operation in the heart of Mayfair on Monday 12 May. National accounts manager Andrew Harding will be heading the new division. The paper is also represented in Manchester through Media Sales Network.This move follows on from the re-organisation of the advertising sales operation at the paper. The… Continue reading Belfast Telegraph Opens In London
The demerger of Cordiant last Monday initially provoked a positive effect on the global advertising group’s share price, with a rise of 7p to 137p shortly after the move was announced. This was not sustained however and by Wednesday it had fallen to 131.5p, remaining at this price for the rest of the week. Press… Continue reading Sharewatch – W/E 25/04/97
Grampian TV releases its results today, and Cable & Wireless Communications’ shares begin trading today; both these stories are being followed by Newsline.Marketing Week is holding a conference on Wednesday looking at Marketing To The Pink Economy; a Newsline reporter will be covering the event.Pearson and Scottish TV’s AGMs are on Thursday and a television… Continue reading The Week Ahead
The Financial Times has put its weight behind the Labour Party; the paper will be backing Blair from tomorrow. By endorsing Labour, the paper follows the example set by The News of the World, The Sun and The Independent on Sunday.The Mail and The Telegraph remain true blue, while The Times is said to be… Continue reading The Pink Paper Turns Red
Dealing in Cable & Wireless Communications began today. The share price opened at 299p in London.CWC, an amalgamation of Cable & Wireless’s Mercury subsidiary, Bell Cablemedia, Nynex and Videotron, represents the biggest threat yet to BT’s hold on the domestic telecommunications market.The new company is Britain’s second largest telephone company. C&W will hold a 52%… Continue reading Cable & Wireless Open At 299p
The Scottish ITV broadcaster Grampian has this afternoon announced financial results for the year ended 28 February which show pre-tax profits of £11.82 million, up 24% from last year. The figure received a considerable boost however from the sale of Scot FM to the Independent Radio Group for £4.66m. Turnover was up slightly at £23.558m,… Continue reading Record Results For Grampian
The release date for March national newspaper NRS figures has been put back from April 22nd to April 28th. The delay is due to the continuing testing of the new supplements survey, and all subsequent NRS release dates are subject to revision. The new release dates will be publicised when the March NRS figures are… Continue reading NRS Release Date Put Back
