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US on-demand internet content revenues are expected to reach $9 billion by 2010, with consumer spending for online entertainment forecast to grow by 260% over the next five years, according to new research from Parks Associates. The Digital Lifestyles: 2006 Outlook report estimates revenue to increase by $6.6 billion over the next four years, driven… Continue reading US On-Demand Internet Content Revenues To Hit $9 Billion By 2010

China is expected to become a major market for legal online music downloading, with new research from In-Stat forecasting the region to enjoy an estimated annual revenue of US $222 million by 2008. According to the high-tech market research firm, this strong growth is fuelled by the launch of several third-party online music stores, and… Continue reading China Music Downloading Market To Hit $222 Million By 2008

Marketing budgets look set to rise in 2006, compared to the succession of cutbacks endured by the industry in 2005. The growth, however, appears to be at the weakest rate since 2001, indicating that gross domestic product (GDP) growth is set to be downcast in early 2006. According to the latest IPA Bellwether Report, marketing… Continue reading Q4 2005 Bellwether: Marketing Budgets Forecast To Rise In 2006

UK consumers have demonstrated a high level of interest in a commercial mobile TV service, with the interim results from the Oxford Mobile TV trial showing that 83% of triallists are satisfied with the end-to-end service provided. Findings from the trial, a partnership between Arqiva and O2, reveal that the 375 triallists chose to access… Continue reading UK Consumers Keen For Mobile TV

Online advertising expenditure in the US has increased by a greater than anticipated 15% in the final quarter of 2005, with a new study from Deutsche Bank and MediaPost attributing the boost to a marketing push through the holiday season. According to the survey, 72% of media executives reported their clients spent more on internet… Continue reading Online Adspend And Paid Search Surpasses Expectations

Independent advertising and marketing services firm, BLM, has announced the multi-million pound purchase of Red Media, the UK’s largest media independent in the premium and luxury brand sector.Red Media’s clients include Diesel, Gant, Paul Smith, Aquascutum and Smythson of Bond Street, with annual media billings of £10 million.The deal will see senior Red staff remain… Continue reading BLM Snaps Up Premium Media Firm Red

Channel 4 was the only terrestrial broadcaster to avoid a dip in audience share during 2005, according to the latest figures from BARB, with the broadcaster maintaining a 9.7% share for its main channel over the year, despite mounting pressure from multi-channel competitors.The yearly figures show BBC One suffering the most over the course of… Continue reading Channel 4 Share Steady Despite Terrestrial Decline

UK consumers have demonstrated a high level of interest in a commercial mobile TV service, with the interim results from the Oxford Mobile TV trial showing that 83% of triallists are satisfied with the end-to-end service provided.Findings from the trial, a partnership between Arqiva and O2, reveal that the 375 triallists chose to access television… Continue reading UK Consumers Keen For Mobile TV

Marketing budgets look set to rise in 2006, compared to the succession of cutbacks endured by the industry in 2005.The growth, however, appears to be at the weakest rate since 2001, indicating that gross domestic product (GDP) growth is set to be downcast in early 2006.According to the latest IPA Bellwether Report, marketing budgets for… Continue reading IPA Bellwether Predicts Rising Ad Budgets For 2006

ITV has announced a succession of new directors across its range of operations this morning, including the appointment of Ben McOwen Wilson to the newly-created position of strategy director.McOwen Wilson will join the broadcaster in March from Spectrum Strategy Consultants, where he is a partner, reporting to ITV chief executive Charles Allen.The new strategy boss… Continue reading ITV Signs New Strategy, Finance & Entertainment Chiefs