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Chrysalis Radio is to launch a bespoke podcast production service, Chrysalis Content, which allows companies to produce their own tailored audio programmes.The podcasts can be hosted either on a Chrysalis website or a client company website, to be downloaded and listened to on the consumer’s PC or transferred to a portable MP3 player.The launch of… Continue reading Chrysalis Announces Bespoke Podcast Service

A delegation of Labour MPs, led by sponsor of the Children’s Food Bill, Mary Creagh, has today met the communications regulator Ofcom to demand a pre-9pm ban on junk food advertising aimed at children.Ms Creagh, MP for Wakefield, has today tabled an Early Day Motion calling on Ofcom to give equal weight to the 9pm… Continue reading MPs Demand Junk Ad Ban From Ofcom

Customer magazines can grab the attention of hard-to-reach audiences and put brands in touch with consumers across many demographics, according to new findings from the Association of Publishing Agencies (APA).The APA Advantage Study, which examines the effectiveness of customer magazines, shows that these publications can improve brand consideration across many sectors and different age groups.Although… Continue reading Customer Magazines Appeal Across The Board

Matt Teeman will take over from Ashley Munday as director of advertising sales at BBC Magazines.Teeman, who has been acting director since December, will oversee a team of 100 plus ad sales professionals and will be responsible for advertising revenue for over 25 magazines.UK market-leading titles include Radio Times, Good Food, Top Gear, Top of… Continue reading Teeman New Director of Advertising At BBC Mags

A gigantic goalkeeper will greet football crazy fans as they arrive at one of the main entry points to this summer’s World Cup.Oliver Kahn, the second-choice goalkeeper of the German national team, has been recreated as a 65 metre wide 18 metre high behemoth, leaping across the four lane highway at Munich Airport.The huge structure… Continue reading Attack Of The 65 Metre German Goalkeeper

Future publishing, the UK’s sixth largest magazine publisher, has appointed Stevie Spring as its new chief executive.Spring, the former Young & Rubicam MD, will replace Greg Ingham, who has been in the role for seven years.The job is Spring’s first foray into publishing and first role at the helm of a listed company. Her appointment… Continue reading Spring Appointed MD Of Future

Only one in eight viewers believe television commercials are truthful and accurate, according to new research by ITV.The ITV research (featured in its corporate responsibility report) suggests that advertisers, who spend £3.4 billion every year in the UK on promoting products on television, need to go back to basics and work on viewer trust.Of 4,000… Continue reading Trust In ITV Ads Low

Channel 4 has launched its new radio station, which will take advantage of the absence of regulation and challenge traditional radio operators.Channel4radio.com is an historic move for the broadcaster, which for over two decades has focused primarily on television broadcasting. The channel’s online service will focus on commissioning radio programmes for users to download onto… Continue reading C4 Makes History With Radio Launch

Five is to launch two new channels, five US and five life, on Freeview this Autumn and has begun a major recruitment drive to staff the new channels using funding from its sole shareholder, RTL.Five US will show the best of American television with a selection of drama, sport, films and youth programming, while five… Continue reading Five To Launch Two New Channels

The Times newspaper will shortly launch a television service, Times TV, said News International chairman Less Hinton at the World Newspaper Congress in Moscow today.The television venture will be sponsored by computer company Cisco Systems and the service will have aggregated content provided by partners. News International also publishes the Sun and News of the… Continue reading Times Newspaper To Launch Times TV