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Google search is by far the most popular website in the UK, with nearly 28 million unique users, according to figures released by Nielsen Online today.The search engine’s unique users are up by 15% from around 24 million in June 2007 to 28 million in June 2008 – miles ahead of other websites in the… Continue reading Google Races Ahead As Most Popular Website

United Business Media has acquired the International Direct Marketing Fair (IDMF) from Reed. UBM business media and events division CMP intends to incorporate the IDMF and E-Commerce and Digital Marketing Expo (ECDM), the show Reed planned to launch in 2009, into its Internet World exhibition. Mark Snell, group director at CMP, said: “While we review… Continue reading UBM Acquires International Direct Marketing Fair

Magazine publisher Future has reported a 4% rise in advertising income over the past nine months. Overall revenue rose 1%, with advertising income rose 4% in the nine month period ending June 30. However, there was a 2% decline in print advertising, although this was offset by a 39% rise in online advertising. In the… Continue reading Future Enjoys 4% Rise In Ad Revenue

The proportion of internet users in Britain spending more than five hours per week online has more than doubled in the past 10 years, from 25% in 1998 to 58% in 2008, according to a new report. The BT 21st Century Life Index commissioned Ipsos MORI to survey 2,000 people across Britain to find out… Continue reading Britons Spending More Time Online

Channel 4’s Big Brother pulled in nearly 3.3 million peak viewers last night, ahead of BBC One’s Colin Jackson – The Making of Me and ITV1’s Harley Street.The daily round-up of events from the Big Brother house, which saw Maysoon leaving and the housemates failing their weekly shopping task, gained an average 14.8% audience share… Continue reading Big Brother Tops BBC And ITV With 3.3 Million Viewers

Denise Van Outen’s future at 95.8 Capital FM is in jeopardy, following reports in the national press that she is quitting the show just months into her year-long contract.Van Outen is said to be “knackered” as a result of juggling her breakfast show on Capital, alongside co-host Johnny Vaughan, with her TV commitments.The presenter is… Continue reading Van Outen To Leave Capital

Andy Cocker, co-founder and managing partner at Infectious Media, the specialist digital media agency, takes an in-depth look at Google’s new media planning tool, Ad Planner.On 24th June 2008, at the Advertising Research Foundation annual conference in New York, Google unveiled their new media planning tool, Ad Planner.To many industry observers this wasn’t much of… Continue reading Google’s Ad Planner

A new report reveals that online national newspapers attracted 94.8 million unique visitors in June, with 35.5 million of those UK readers.The report, carried out by the Newspaper Marketing Agency, encompasses web traffic statistics of the 16 national titles owned by its members, including Associated Newspapers, Mirror Group Newspapers and News International.The NMA report measures… Continue reading Newspaper Sites Attract Nearly 95 Million Visitors

Jeremy Kyle is set to host a weekly programme on TalkSport, called the Jeremy Kyle’s Sports Show, from September this year.The presenter currently hosts his own daily talk-show on ITV1 at 9.25am, discussing and debating problems with guests.Kyle is due to present a Sunday show between 12pm and 2pm on TalkSport, which promises to deal… Continue reading TalkSport Hire Jeremy Kyle

Microsoft has closed a new search deal with Facebook, building on their existing display ad deal with the social networking site.The deals comes as part of the internet companys’ planned $2.5 billion (£1.26 billion) annual spend to compete with Google, following its failure to secure a deal with Yahoo (see Microsoft Drops Yahoo! Bid).Mircosoft currently… Continue reading Microsoft Closes New Ad Deal With Facebook