Out of home media agency Kinetic is restructuring its business in the UK in a move reflecting the changing and dynamic nature of the out of home market and the company’s continued growth.Three distinct new planning divisions will be created, each under the stewardship of a director.James Copley, currently client development director, will lead all… Continue reading Kinetic Restructures UK Business
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Ofcom’s plans for a new online public service publisher, or PSP, have been met with mixed reactions from the various broadcasters, with some saying the regulator should instead focus on the existing services.At January’s Oxford Media Convention, Ed Richards, the regulator’s chief executive, outlined that there was a clear case for a new, new media… Continue reading Broadcasters Critical Of PSP Proposals
Speaking at yesterday’s Right’s Lab conference, ITV executive chairman Michael Grade said that ITV1’s top priority is to regain its ground in 9pm drama.Grade said: “Laura Mackie [director of drama at ITV] and her team are raising our ambitions in this area so if you think that we’re only interested in detective dramas or psychological… Continue reading ITV1’s Top Priority Is 9pm Drama
Britain’s Got Talent was once again watched by more than six million adults on average, gaining ITV1 a 27.8% viewing share between 9pm and 10pm last night.At the same time, Andrew Marr’s History of Modern Britain proved a success for BBC Two in the timeslot, with his exploration of the Thatcherite era – from the… Continue reading More Than Six Million Stick With Talent Quest
Declining red-top the News of the World has a new deputy editor after the announcement that Jane Johnson is to join the Sunday title.Johnson, who was one of Emap’s top editors who successfully launched Closer in 2002, is returning to Fleet Street after five years. She was previously an executive editor on the Sunday Mirror.She… Continue reading News Of The World Gets New Deputy Editor
Ofcom’s Advisory Committee on Older and Disabled People and Digital UK have today jointly published research highlighting the potential impact of digital switchover on disabled, older, isolated and low income consumers.The research highlights the need for a targeted communications campaign to educate informal, formal, and voluntary support networks (such as family members, social service departments… Continue reading Ofcom Research Highlights Vulnerable In Countdown To Switchover
Pizza Hut has secured exclusive rights to the ‘Family Gold Spot’ advertising slot, to air before all family films in a seven-figure deal.In a one-year agreement brokered by Pearl & Dean and Carlton Screen Advertising on behalf of the Cinema Advertising Association, Pizza Hut’s 60-second creative will run before this year’s big family releases from… Continue reading Pizza Hut Secures Pearl & Dean Family Gold Slot
Emap has reportedly approached Future chief executive, Stevie Spring, about its vacant chief executive role.Reports in the trade press have said that Emap is building a shortlist of candidates, being put together by headhunters Zygos, to succeed Tom Moloney, who stepped down last month (see Emap Chief Executive Quits).Before joining Future in June last year… Continue reading Spring Could Be New Emap Chief Exec
Alison Reay, the Titan Outdoor joint managing director, is to leave the company after 14 months.Reay joined Titan last March along with ex-Viacom Outdoor sales director Andy Moug. Reay is the latest of several employees to leave the outdoor firm following the departures of sales director Steve Atkinson and development director Helen Bouchez, amongst others.Reay… Continue reading Reay Leaves Titan Outdoor
Future has announced a pre-tax profit of £8.6 million for the six months to March 31 2007, with first half revenues from continuing operations at £95.3 million, a decline of 11% from a year earlier. The magazine publisher’s revenues from online advertising were up 66% year-on-year, whilst its customer publishing revenues grew 59%. The company… Continue reading Pre-Tax Profit For Future
