Future Publishing’s flagship computing magazine, PC Plus, has proclaimed a recent trial, which enabled readers to view content via their mobile phones, as a success following 35,000 downloads in just four months.The year long trial delivers a special java-based edition of PC Plus to mobile phones, a move which Future claims continues its commitment to… Continue reading Mobile Magazine Spells Success For Future
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ITV has completed the sale of Superhire Limited, its prop hire business in the continued sell-off of its non-core business elements.The sale of the business, together with the freehold property it occupies, was made for for a cash consideration of £8.2 million. ITV states that the funds generated by the sale will be used to… Continue reading ITV Continues Non-Core Business Sell-Off
Channel 4’s head of commercial marketing and research, Hugh Johnson, has announced that he will be leaving the channel in March, to pursue other work ventures.Johnson has worked for Channel 4 for 14 years, since joining in 1991, and has agreed with Andy Barnes, director of sales, to work for the Channel on a consultancy… Continue reading Hugh Johnson Leaves Channel 4
The final bidders for the last remaining FM licence in Manchester have been revealed by industry regulator, Ofcom, with competition set to be fierce amongst the 19 companies vying for the broadcast rights.Amongst those bidding for the much sought after spectrum space are Scottish Media Group, Emap and Capital Radio, each proposing alternative and rock… Continue reading Ofcom Lifts Lid On Manchester Radio Bids
Telecommunications firm, British Telecomm has announced a continued rise in broadband take-up, with the company enjoying a record number of digital subscriber line (DSL) connections in the third quarter of 2004, according to a trading statement released today. BT said that it had connected a record 813,000 DSL customers in Q3, with broadband users by… Continue reading BT Connects Record Number Of DSL Customers
Internet portal, Wanadoo has seen its European broadband subscriptions rise to 4.37 million an increase of 1.92 million from the year before, making up 46% of its European customer base at the end of 2004, according to a trading statement released by the company’s parent, France Telecom (FT). France Telecom has revealed that 6.3 asymmetric… Continue reading France Telecom Sees Dramatic Broadband Growth
TV advertising revenue is growing at the fastest rate since 2000, enjoying a 14.5% increase compared to the same period in 2004, according to data released by media agency Starcom. The UK branch of the media services agency predicts healthy growth for Q1 of 2005, citing a 14% increase year on year, despite poor economic… Continue reading TV Ad Revenue At 5 Year High
Internet publishers predict traditional advertisers, such as pharmaceutical, automotive, travel and entertainment industries, will increase their online advertising expenditure by 20% in 2005, according to research company Advertising.com’s second annual survey of online publishers. Advertising.com has forecast that traditional advertisers will increase their online adspend in 2005 by a massive 70%, concentrating their online dollars… Continue reading Traditional Advertisers Forecast To Increase Online Adspend
Channel 4 has this morning unveiled a restructuring of its commissioning structure, with new programming heads appointed to its digital channels, E4 and More4, and a new head of documentaries installed at flagship Channel 4.The management shake-up also paves the way for Channel 4 to boost the programming budget of E4 by a massive £20… Continue reading E4 Shake-Up Paves Way For £20 Million Budget Boost
Broadband customers using British Telecom to access the internet will see the speed of their connections increase dramatically this month, as the company plans to increase the amount of bandwidth available without increasing the cost to users.The internet giant announced the decision this morning, pledging to boost access speeds for its 1.4 million retail broadband… Continue reading BT Boosts Broadband Speeds At No Extra Cost
