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Independent News & Media has enjoyed a strong 2005, with a positive trading statement for the publisher showing good growth in circulation and advertising group revenues for the 11 months to 30th November. The Group revealed strong growth across its five main markets, the UK, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand and South Africa, expecting to report… Continue reading Independent News & Media Enjoys Strong 2005

Global digital subscriber lines (DSL) rose by over 9% in the third quarter of 2005, passing the 125 million mark by 30th September. Research company Point Topic now forecasts a total of at least 135 lines world-wide by the end of this year. According to the broadband analysis company the Middle East and Africa is… Continue reading Global Broadband Lines Up By 9% In Q3 2005

The US is currently leading the world in the adoption of television related products, with a new survey from Parks Associates showing the region to be enjoying strong growth in the uptake of technologies such as PVRs and digital cable. Europe was revealed to be generally placed behind North America and developed Asian countries, such… Continue reading US Leads TV Technologies Uptake

Regional newspaper publisher, Johnston Press, has announced a restructuring of its management, resulting in mergers of divisions and the creation of new sections to deal with the recent expansion of the company. The moves will see the group’s north division merge with its north midlands/south Yorkshire department, with Chris Green, divisional managing director of the… Continue reading Johnston Restructures Management Structure

The UK is predicted to lead Europe in terms of broadband adoption, with a new report for eMarketer claiming that uptake of the technology has surged over the last few years resulting in the majority of internet users using broadband connections of some sort. The UK Online report claims that 56.7% of the UK population… Continue reading UK To Lead Europe In Broadband Uptake

Media and communications agency, Aegis, has revealed that trading for the eleven months to November has been in line with expectations, despite slightly weaker than expected growth in some of its European markets.According to the company’s pre-close trading statement, profits reported to 2005 will include a number of non-trading items as well as £1.6 million… Continue reading Aegis Claims Trading In Line With Expectations

BBC Two’s Catherine Tate Christmas Special performed well last night, notching up an average adult audience of 4.7 million to outperform all other broadcasters in the same time slot.ITV’s rival Abba’s All Time Greatest Hits failed to out-do Tate in the competing time slot, with an average audience of 4.3 million, although the musical extravaganza… Continue reading ITV Bothered By Catherine Tate Christmas Special

Maiden Outdoor’s announcement yesterday that advisors have been appointed to look into “strategic options” for the company has left rival Viacom Outdoor poised to retain the contract for Irish rail and bus operator, CIE.Maiden’s revelation that it would return an operating loss this year led the company to withdraw from bidding for the CIE contract,… Continue reading Viacom Hopeful For CIE Contract Following Maiden Withdrawal

Newspaper giant Trinity Mirror has appointed Richard Webb as the new managing director of Mirror Group Newspapers, assuming overall responsibility for the commercial functions of the company’s national titles, the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and The People.The new role will see Webb taking responsibility for the newspapers’ advertising, marketing, circulation, strategic planning, business enterprises, digital… Continue reading Trinity Appoints New MD For National Newspapers

The annual total for Britain’s text message usage this year looks set to continue its record-breaking trend, hitting a staggering 29 billion to date, with November’s figure of 2.8 billion continuing to outperform previous years.According to the latest figures from the Mobile Data Association (MDA) person-to-person texts sent across the UK GSM network operators last… Continue reading November Text Messages Continue To Break Records