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Media and communications group, Aegis, has reported an increase in revenue of 16.5%, reaching £870.4 million, with underlying profit before tax seeing a jump of 17.1%, hitting £109.8 million. Boosted by superior growth from its unique business mix, Aegis enjoyed organic revenue growth of 7.2% in 2005. The company’s digital network, Isobar, saw revenue double… Continue reading Aegis Sees Revenue Jump Of 16.5% In 2005

Mobile TV services in China look set to enjoy a surge in popularity, with In-Stat forecasting subscriptions to grow to 94 million by 2009, with 2007 expected to be the year that the services gather significant momentum. According to In-Stat’s recent Mobile TV in China: Heading for the Promised Land report, the Chinese government is… Continue reading Mobile TV In China To Reach 94 Million By 2009

Search growth rates are slowing, with paid search in the US expected to increase by 26.2% in 2006, somewhat less than last years 33.2%, according to eMarketer. This trend looks set to continue over the coming years, with the analyst asserting that starting next year and through to the end of the decade, more modest… Continue reading Online Search Growth To Slow

Vincent Bollore plans to tighten and streamline Havas management structure, saying in a recent interview with a French newspaper that he wants the advertising company to be run by a smaller, tighter group. The Havas chairman wants to reduce the number of administrators and limit the number of committees within the Paris based company’s management.… Continue reading Bollore Reveals Management Plans

Market information group, Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS), has announced an increase of 20.7% in full year profit for 2005, with strong growth in its syndicated research division offsetting a weak UK market. Adjusted operating profit for the year rose by 9.5% year on year, reaching £112.6 million, up from £102.8 million, while the group’s adjusted… Continue reading TNS Enjoys 20% Profit Increase In 2005

The online French economy is growing at an impressive rate, with the country at the forefront of many internet trends and enjoying one of the most competitive market places. According to a new report from eMarketer, over the past three years French internet users have overwhelmingly switched to broadband and are increasingly subscribing to telephone… Continue reading French Online Industry Pushing Forward

Search engine marketing is only at 10% of its potential size, with Geoff Ramsey, chief executive officer of eMarketer, forecasting the media to double over the next three years. Speaking at the recent Search Engine Strategies Conference & Expo, Ramsey predicted that $10 billion would be spent on the advertising channel in 2009, up from… Continue reading Search Engine Marketing To Double By 2009

ITV delivered a ratings masterstroke on Saturday night, flooring the competition with its Dancing On Ice finale, followed by Tony Blair’s appearance on chat show Parkinson.The ice skating showdown saw former soap star Gaynor Faye scoop victory, watched by an average adult audience of 10.1 million.Delivering a share of 44.4%, the programme destroyed competition from… Continue reading Dancing On Ice Final Freezes Out Competition

Community media specialist Archant has reported a dip in profits for 2005, blaming the downturn on a “challenging year for the regional newspaper industry.”According to a trading statement issued this morning, Archant’s operating profit is down by 12.3% year on year for 2005 as a whole, leaving the company’s total at £31.6 million.In a statement… Continue reading Archant Sees Profits Slip In ‘Challenging’ 2005

The Mail on Sunday has launched its You magazine as a standalone title, hitting newsstands in London this week with a new look and low cover price.The title will continue its distribution within the Mail on Sunday, however, in addition to being available for £1 every Tuesday.The title has been given a radical facelift, with… Continue reading Mail On Sunday Extends You Magazine To The Newsstand