MediaTel Group is gearing up for the next installment in its ‘Future Of…’ series of seminars, with the latest focus on consumer magazines.Shortly after the July to December 2006 ABC data for consumer magazines is released, the UK’s leading online media intelligence company will turn its attention to this ever mutable sector, hosting a lively… Continue reading MediaTel Group Examines Future of Consumer Magazines
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Sky recorded net customer growth of 183,000 in the October-December period of 2006, taking its total figure to 8.4 million customers, although its pre-tax profits in the six months to December 31 were down 4.6% year on year to £395 million.There was record growth in Sky+ boxes to 2.13 million, in 1.97 million households.It was… Continue reading Customer Growth For Sky But Profits Down
Sky’s interim results for the six months ending December 31 show that pre-tax profits were down 4.6% from year on year to £395 million. However, revenue increased by 10% to £2,220 million, including £22 million from Sky Broadband and £77 million from Easynet Enterprise. The satellite broadcaster recorded net customer growth in the October-December period… Continue reading Sky Profits Down
JCDecaux has announced 2006 revenues of €1.9 million, an increase of 11.5% compared with a year earlier. Excluding acquisitions and the impact of foreign exchange, organic revenue growth was 7.7%, reflecting stronger than expected growth in the fourth quarter and well ahead of growth in the global advertising market. In the fourth quarter, consolidated revenues… Continue reading JCDecaux Announces Strong Revenue Growth
US advertising will grow 5.8% in 2007, according to the second annual report on ad spending from Outsell Inc. The study of US advertisers, who control about $6.5 billion of spending, shows that companies plan to increase their online spending by 18% this year, faster than for any other major media type. Advertisers also plan… Continue reading US Advertising To Grow 5.8% This Year
The BBC Trust has given the go-ahead to the Corporation’s iPlayer on-demand TV service, albeit with some significant changes.One of the changes proposed as part of the Trust’s Public Value Test includes limiting the storage time-frame for seven-day catch-up of individual TV shows to 30 days, rather than the BBC management’s requested 13 weeks.The Trust… Continue reading BBC Trust Approves iPlayer Service
As the release of the July to December 2006 consumer magazine ABCs creeps ever nearer, IPC Media has spawned another women’s weekly title into an already crowded market. But will Look, a glossy femme “bible” saturated with celebs, tawdry high street fashions and body image hysteria, really be a viable commercial success, and will women… Continue reading NewsLine Feature: Look, Another Women’s Weekly
Emap is apparently in serious discussions with Channel 4 about joining the 4Radio bid for the second national digital multiplex.According to reports in the trade press, Emap is expected to announce plans to attach one of its magazine titles to the bid.In December it was rumoured that 4Radio might join with UBC Media and UTV… Continue reading Emap Could Join 4Radio Second Multiplex Bid
The editor of the Evening Standard, Veronica Wadley, has claimed that readers are coming back to the title having tried the afternoon free papers currently available in the capital.Wadley was talking to the Guardian as the Evening Standard launches a new advertising campaign using the slogan ‘There are papers. Then there are Standards’.Wadley said of… Continue reading Editor Says Readers Returning To The Standard
Inside Out, News International’s monthly home and style magazine, is to close less than a year after its launch, due to competition in the sector.The title, which has never released circulation or readership figures, was launched in March of last year by News Magazines, a division of News International.At the last ABC release, the home… Continue reading Title Closure Shrinks News International’s Magazine Portfolio
