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By far the biggest audience last night was for ITV1’s Spain v France World Cup coverage, with a peak of 9.6 million adult viewers watching a great game of football where the French eventually emerged as 3-1 winners.An average audience of 7.2 million adults (a 36% audience share) watched as Spain tried their hardest to… Continue reading France Score For ITV1

Television audiences have been booming at the World Cup and advertisers have beenImpacts have been consistently high for each of the knock out games and evening matches in the second round Cup have been attracting consistently large audiences, with even the dull match between Ukraine and Switzerland peaking at more than 8 million viewers.Meanwhile, Vauxhall… Continue reading BBC Worldwide Reveals Profit Rise Of 62% To £89 Million

Profits at BBC Worldwide, the commercial arm of the BBC, more than doubled within two years and grew 62% in the year to the end of March, reaching £89 million.2005-6 is the second consecutive year of record profitability for BBC Worldwide. In 2003-4 the company produced a profit of £37 million and in 2004-5 this… Continue reading BBC Worldwide Reveals Profit Rise Of 62% To £89 Million

Emap Advertising in Scotland will get a further boost with the appointment of Jenny Clarke to the new role of head of sponsorship, promotions and client sales.Clarke, who was previously client development group head at GWR Radio, will take up the role at the beginning of next month, reporting to commercial director Barry Wood, who… Continue reading New Appointment To Enhance Emap Advertising In Scotland

Worldwide sales of consumer magazines were up by 100 million copies or 7.4% year on year in 2005, with the industry recording its highest rate of growth in sales for decades between 2004 and 2005.According to the World Advertising Resource Centre’s new Advertising Statistics Yearbook, more than 1.4 billion magazines were sold last year, with… Continue reading Global Consumer Magazine Sales Booming

ITV has signed a three-year deal, starting next season, to show the final stages of the UEFA Cup in an agreement believed to be worth £25 million.The deal covers the 2006-7 to 2008-9 seasons and will give ITV exclusive broadcast rights for the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final of the tournament. In addition, the broadcaster gains… Continue reading ITV Gets UEFA Cup Rights

Yahoo! properties in the UK, Ireland and Europe are now compliant with the IAB’s global web measurement standards, independently certified by the introduction of regular ABC Electronic ad serving audits.Features of the audits include ensuring consistent elimination of non-human activity from counting of ad impressions and measuring the ad impression using browser-based tracking as near… Continue reading Yahoo! Complies With IAB Global Web Measurement Standards

UBC Media has raised £3 million in order to invest in digital music download technology that allows listeners to buy music from radio stations via a handheld mobile device.The songs will be available for download from digital radio stations, with reports in the trade press putting the cost of each song at £1.25 (60p more… Continue reading UBC Media To Invest In Digital Radio Download Technology

Last night’s eight o’clock match between Ukraine and Switzerland drew millions of viewers to BBC1, even though it might well have been the dullest match of the tournament so far.A peak adult audience of 8.4 million adults watched the Swiss and Ukrainians attempting to edge their way to a quarter final match against Italy. An… Continue reading 8.4 Million Watch Bore Draw On BBC1

Robert Thurner, commercial director at mobile media agency Incentivated, discusses the future of mobile technology, the way it could change the media and how advertisers can utilise its functions…Picture this. Croatia is playing Brazil in the World Cup. Ivan is in the departure lounge waiting for his flight to Berlin to watch his countrymen take… Continue reading The Rise Of Mobile Media