Virgin Media lost 70,300 subscribers across its four cable and mobile services in the three months to the end of June.The cable operator added 2,200 new cable TV subscribers during the quarter, saying that the removal of Sky’s basic channels in March resulted in it losing 40,000 customers across its range of services (see Virgin… Continue reading Virgin Media Loses 70,300 Subscribers In Q2
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ITV’s underlying earnings in the six months to June 30 fell to £151 million from £202 million a year ago, less than analysts had previously predicted. ITV1 advertising revenue is estimated to grow by 1%, whilst for all ITV channels a 4% increase is estimated, against a wider TV ad market rise of 6%. ITV1’s… Continue reading ITV Earnings Decline
Virgin Media has reported a pre-tax profit of £315.3 million, although it lost 70,300 subscribers in the quarter. Operating income for the three months to the end of June was £3 million, compared with an operating loss of £15.3 million in the first quarter. The company reported a net loss of £119 million, which was… Continue reading Virgin Media Reports Pre-Tax Profit Of £315.3m
Interpublic Group recorded profits of $137 million (£67.8 million) for the second quarter of 2007. The group’s revenue was $1.65 billion in the second quarter, whilst first-half revenue was $3.01 billion. Organic revenue increased 6.6% compared to the second quarter of 2006, due to higher revenue from existing clients and net client wins. For the… Continue reading Interpublic Profits Almost Double
Guardian Media Group is believed to be in discussions with private equity firm Apax Partners about launching a £2 billion joint bid for Emap. Talks between the two companies are at an early stage and that no formal agreement has been made, according to a report in today’s Daily Telegraph. According to the report, GMG… Continue reading GMG And Apax In Possible Joint Bid For Emap
In-game ads have a positive impact on metrics like brand familiarity, ad recall and ad rating – even increasing purchase consideration by an average of 41%, according to a new report from Microsoft’s Massive. Conducted by Nielsen Entertainment, the study surveyed more than 600 Xbox 360 and PC players of Electronic Arts’ Need for Speed… Continue reading In-Game Ads Increase Purchase Consideration
Alex North, head of commercial operations UK, AGB Nielsen Media Research, examines how personal measurement meters will become key to understanding media consumption as traditional channels morph beyond recognition…What we want, when we want and how we want it. It’s a pretty accurate description of how the TV market has evolved in recent years, and… Continue reading Audience Measurement In The Evolving TV Landscape
Advertising agency Fallon has completed a four-month redesign of BBC national radio brands, with the Corporation unveiling 10 new logos.The redesign of the logos sees the 10 stations come under one design concept, doing away with the previous disparate collection.The BBC said that the new logos are intended to give its radio branding a greater… Continue reading BBC Radio Brands Get Redesign
The launch of the Setanta Sports News service on the Virgin Media platform has been delayed after TWI pulled out of the project.TWI, the sports-content production arm of IMG Media which produces Sky’s cricket coverage and the BBC’s snooker and darts, said yesterday that it was unable to agree terms with Virgin Media.The channel was… Continue reading Setanta Sports News Channel Faces Delay
More than 80% of UK newspaper readers and 74% of magazine readers think that print and online media are equally trustworthy, according to a survey conducted by the Association of Online Publishers.The report also found that 72% of newspaper readers and 66% of magazine readers in Britain believe that online media is as reliable as… Continue reading Survey Reveals Trust Comparison For Print And Online
