In April 2009, the ten web brands Britons spent the most time on accounted for 45% of all UK internet time – compared to less than 42% in April 2008. According to new figures released by Nielsen Online today, the average Briton spent 22 hours 20 minutes online or using internet-related applications in April 2009,… Continue reading The 10 most heavily used web brands account for 45% of total UK internet time
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UKRD has outbid Hallwood Financial to take control of The Local Radio Company. Both bidders increased their offers yesterday, with UKRD raising its offer price to 4 pence a share from 3.25 pence a share, while Hallwood upped its from 4 pence a share to 5 pence a share. Hallwood’s latest offer was a 54%… Continue reading UKRD takes control of The Local Radio Company
Ashley Tabor, Global Radio’s chief executive, expects the radio group to hold its underlying operating profits flat for the 12 months to the end of March. Tabor said Global, which owns stations including Classic FM and Capital, will report underlying profits of around £31 million despite seeing a 20% downfall in advertising revenues for the… Continue reading Ashley Tabor predicts steady profits for Global Radio
Clear Channel Outdoor has reported a 25% year on year fall in revenues for the first three months of 2009, down from $775.6 million to $582.2 million. The company’s international division suffered a 29% revenue decline year on year in Q1, dropping to $312 million. Clear Channel Outdoor said the loss was primarily attributable to… Continue reading Clear Channel Outdoor reports 25% year on year fall in revenues
Mobile adspend was up 99.2% year on year in 2008, hitting £28.6 million, according to a new study by the Internet Advertising Bureau and PricewaterhouseCoopers. The research shows that paid-for-search advertising on the mobile internet accounts for £14.4 million, 50.2% of all mobile advertising spend, while mobile display advertising – which includes banners, text links,… Continue reading IAB: UK mobile adspend hits £28.6m in 2008
A new report predicts that the number of US broadband households accessing web-to-TV content will hit 24 million and generate $2.9 billion in revenue from streaming services by 2013. According to the In-Stat report, nearly 30% of those in the 25-34 age group use game consoles to view streaming video from the internet, but web-enabled… Continue reading US web-to-TV households to generate $2.9bn in revenue by 2013
BBC One’s Ashes to Ashes drama secured the highest ratings during the all-important 9pm to 10pm peak-hour last night.Over 5.7 million peak viewers tuned in to see the fourth episode in the eight-part series, starring Philip Glenister and Dean Andrews, banking a 24% average audience share for BBC One.At the same time, the third episode… Continue reading Ashes to Ashes triumphs with 5.7 million viewers
UKRD have finally secured the controlling share in The Local Radio Company, despite facing a higher offer from rival bidder Hallwood Financial.The radio investment group UKRD now own 50.09% of the existing issued share capital of TLRC after a renewed bid of 4p per share, up from its previous bid of 3.35p per share.Hallwood also… Continue reading UKRD wins battle for The Local Radio Company
James Smythe of Culture of Insight draws conclusions from his research into the health of market research in the media and advertising business…In good times past, market research has informed the creation of quality media products and services, and provided a great story to help sell them. But times are different. Businesses are looking for… Continue reading “A good story cannot be devised, it has to be distilled”
Global Radio’s chief executive Ashley Tabor has said he expects the radio group to hold its underlying operating profits flat for the 12 months to the end of March, despite a slump in ad revenues.Tabor said Global, which owns stations including Classic FM and Capital, will report underlying profits of around £31 million despite seeing… Continue reading Global Radio chief predicts steady profits
