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The Sun is set to be an exclusive broadcast sponsor of Sky Sport’s Soccer AM programme for the new football season.Soccer AM will feature exclusive brand exposure of the Sun on the main Saturday morning TV show and the highlights show, Best Bits.The partnership will launch this Saturday, along with the start of the Barclays… Continue reading Sun Set To Sponsor Soccer AM In New Six-Figure Deal

The latest consumer magazine ABC figures show that H Bauer’s Take A Break once again topped the women’s weekly market, with a total circulation of just under 982,000 copies.However, the title suffered a slight year on year downturn, of around 3.5%, taking its circulation below the one million mark.Northern & Shell’s OK! enjoyed a year… Continue reading ABC Results Jan-Jun 2008:Take A Break Stays On Top Of Women’s Weekly Market

Bauer Consumer Media’s weekly More magazine is being relaunched for the second time in a year to appeal to an older, more sophisticated readership. The £5 million redesign will hit shelves in September and will involve a change in format and content to include more features and more pages. The magazine will remain a weekly… Continue reading ITV1 Announces New Autumn Line-up

Mobile and internet use in the UK has increased by the greatest amount compared with other communication services, according to Ofcom’s latest annual report.The 365 page report shows that people in the UK are spending more time using communication services than ever before but are paying less for them.Between 2002 and 2007 the time users… Continue reading Mobile And Internet Use Soars

In-store magazine Homebase Ideas has the highest circulation in the home interest sector, at just under 427,000 copies, following a year on year rise of around 2%.At number two in the sector, fellow in-store magazine Ikea Family Live has a circulation of 350,000 copies.Country Living‘s circulation now stands at just under 200,000 copies following a… Continue reading ABC Results Jan-Jun 2008:In-Store Mags Take Top Two Spots In Home Interest Sector

All the titles in the TV Listing Magazines sector have seen period on period circulation declines in the latest ABC release for January to June 2008.The titles also saw year on year decreases, with the exception of TV Choice, which gained nearly 2,500 copies to give it a total circulation of around 1.4 million copies… Continue reading ABC Results Jan-Jun 2008:All TV Listing Titles See Circulation Declines This Period

Conde Nast’s handbag sized women’s monthly Glamour remained the top title in the sector in the latest ABC release, for January to June 2008, up to just over 550,000 copies.However, its NatMags rival, Cosmopolitan, is slowly catching up in second place, with around 470,000 copies, up 4.5% year on year.NatMag’s Good Housekeeping slipped from second… Continue reading ABC Results Jan-Jun 2008:Glamour Takes The Lead In The Women’s Monthly Sector

BBC Magazines’ Top Of The Pops has recorded an impressive 26% year on year circulation increase in the latest ABC figures for January to June 2008.It is also one of only two magazines to see a period on period rise in the teen sector, up by 4.3% to over 130,000 copies.Panini UK Ltd’s Mizz magazine… Continue reading ABC Results Jan-Jun 2008:Top Of The Tops Magazine Shines In Teen Sector

ITV1 has published its new Autumn line-up for 2008, which promises lots of sport, a number of new and classic dramas as well as a host of entertainment programmes, including a new-style variety show.The programme, For One Night Only, has been produced by the team behind The Royal Variety Performance and is set to be… Continue reading ITV1 Announces New Autumn Line-up

Total communications spending in the US is projected to increase 5.4% to $923.91 billion in 2008, according to a new forecast from Veronis Suhler Stevenson. VSS predicts that strong gains in the US institutional and alternative media sectors will offset the downward pressure of declining traditional advertising spending. Broadcast TV is expected to surpass newspapers… Continue reading US Communications Spending To Grow 5.4% In 2008