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BT has signed a deal with Sony BMG to enable a wide range of music videos to be accessed on-demand from BT’s next-generation TV service, BT Vision.The videos will also be available from November 2006 through BT Vision Download Store, a new service offering film, television and music download-to-PC and Microsoft-compatible portable devices.The deal gives… Continue reading BT And Sony BMG In Music Video Deal

Sharon Osbourne’s talk show once again struggled against Paul O’Grady’s return, with the X Factor judge taking less than half the viewers than Lily Savage’s alter ego on Friday evening.Osbourne’s programme was watched by one million adults in the 5pm – 6pm slot, whilst O’Grady proved popular, taking an almost 20% share of the audience… Continue reading Osbourne Struggles Against O’Grady

Daily Newspaper MarketNational daily newspapers have endured another difficult period, with readership down by almost 8% year on year for the six months to July, according to the latest NRS figures.Almost all titles suffered a downturn, with Popular and Mid Market titles seeing the worst decline in readership. The Daily Mirror recorded the biggest loss… Continue reading NRS National Newspaper Round-Up: July 2006

TCM 2, the recently launched sister channel to Turner Classic Movies, has signed IPC SouthBank’s Woman & Home as its first monthly magazine sponsor.The deal sees Woman & Home sponsoring Going Through The Decades, a special season of films that celebrates the role of women in cinema, to mark the magazine’s 80th birthday.The sponsorship deal… Continue reading TCM 2 Signs First Monthly Magazine Sponsorship Deal

Magic 105.4, London’s top music radio station, has named Brent Cross Shopping Centre as the first six-figure sponsor of its Magic Mystery Voices competition, which will run for 12 weeks from today.As part of the sponsorship, Brent Cross will get on-air mentions throughout the promotion, which complement their brand messages over an important trading period… Continue reading Magic Comp Gets Six-Figure Sponsorship From Brent Cross

The Financial Times newspaper has appointed Broadsystem to manage all of its UK subscriptions, in a bid to boost the title’s subscriber base.Broadsystem has developed a bespoke subscription process for the FT, enabling the paper to develop its subscription programmes flexibly. Broadsystem are responsible for handling the entire process from customer service, through to data… Continue reading FT Appoints Broadsystem In Bid To Boost UK Subscriptions

Mark Dinning has returned to Emap to edit Empire magazine, after two years with Future Publishing.Dinning has been the editor of Future’s title Total Film for almost a year-and-a-half, and during his reign the magazine enjoyed its most successful period in its nine-year history.He first joined Empire as a staff writer in November 1999, before… Continue reading Dinning Returns To Emap To Edit Empire

Emap is expecting revenue growth of 6% in the first half of 2006, driven by launches and acquisitions. However underlying revenue excluding acquisitions is expected to be down 2%. Underlying revenue for the year as a whole is expected to be broadly flat, with the company saying that it remains on target to deliver against… Continue reading Emap Expecting First Half Revenue Growth Of 6%

MySpace could be worth around $15 billion within three years, according to forecast made by a Wall Street media analyst.MySpace was acquired by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp for $580 million less than a year ago. Rohan said that MySpace could demonstrate a value of between $10 billion and $20 billion within a few years, basing… Continue reading MySpace Could Be Worth $15 Billion

Havas has recorded a fall in profits of over 39% for the first half of 2006, although it has generated revenue growth of 2.8%. The group recorded operating income of $56 million compared to $75 million in the first half of 2005 and net income (Group share) of $21 million compared to $34 million in… Continue reading Havas First Half Results 2006