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MediaTel.co.uk has launched a World Cup Media Centre to bring subscribers the most up-to-date media data and analysis from this summers’ biggest sporting event.Working in conjunction with Nielsen//NetRatings, TNS Infosys Exec and Xtreme Information, MediaTel.co.uk will be providing its 140 subscribing companies with the latest daily analysis, with key reports including; TV overnights for ABC1… Continue reading MediaTel.co.uk Launches World Cup Media Centre

Ofcom has predicted that commercial television channels could lose almost 4% of their revenue if the pre-9pm ban on junk food and drink advertising aimed at children is introduced. The latest figures from the independent communications regulator show that GMTV could be the worst affected by the ban, potentially losing up to 6.7% of the… Continue reading Channel Revenue To Fall With Junk Ad Ban

Thanks to the growth in usage of video game consoles online and the continued boom in broadband take-up, the online game market is expected to grow from $3.4 billion in 2005 to $13 billion in 2011. A new study from DFC Intelligence, entitled The Online Game Market, places massively Multiplayer Online Games (MMOG’s) at the… Continue reading Online Games Could Hit $13 Billion By 2011

Vincent Bolloré has told Havas shareholders that he does not expect to win two seats on the Aegis board at their annual shareholder meeting on Wednesday. Speaking at Havas’ annual shareholder meeting Bolloré said: “We don’t have much hope of being appointed,” although he did add that under British law a shareholder with a stake… Continue reading Bollore Does Not Expect Two Seats On Board

Bounty is to sponsor Love Island when it returns this summer, bringing with it more sun, sea, sand and celebrities to ITV1.Ten single celebrities will be staying in a paradise location, attempting to prove themselves the biggest lovebirds in showbusiness.ITV2 will also be getting in on the fun, with Love Island…Aftersun where viewers get a… Continue reading Bounty To Sponsor Love Island

The World Cup coverage was the runaway network winner on Saturday night, with England’s victory over Paraguay netting a whopping 74% of adult viewers for BBC1, peaking at over 11 million.As barbecues smoked and beer was guzzled, millions tuned in to see the boys in red and white sizzling in the German sun. The 1-0… Continue reading World Cup Coverage Is Big Weekend Winner

Daily Newspaper MarketNational daily newspapers endured another difficult six months with readership down a dramatic 6.4% year on year from October to March.Almost all titles suffered a downturn, with popular and mid-market titles seeing the worst decline in readership. The Daily Express lost 17.4% of its audience, while the Daily Star dropped by 15%. The… Continue reading NRS National Newspaper Round-Up: March 2006

Alice Cooper will join GCap Media’s award-winning Planet Rock as its new breakfast DJ.The eyeliner clad, theatrical shock rocker will start his show at the beginning of July, airing 6-9am weekdays with a ‘best of” scheduled for between 10am and 1pm on Sundays.The leather wearing music veteran will present the show from Phoenix, Arizona in… Continue reading Planet Rock Signs Shock Rocker Alice Cooper

Lord Fowler, chairman of the House of Lords BBC Charter Review Committee, has said the way the BBC’s increased licence fee bid is scrutinised is “totally inadequate”.He has called for parliament to have a much greater role in examining both the BBC Charter and the BBC bid for an increased licence fee.“The BBC now receives… Continue reading Parliament Must Have More Input Into BBC Licence Bid

The Daily Telegraph could launch a tabloid edition by the end of the summer, according to a report in The Observer.The tabloid update of the quality daily, claims the report, is part of a wider project to revamp the paper for the “digital age”, with William Lewis, an associate editor at the paper overseeing the… Continue reading Telegraph Could Launch Tabloid