UK cinema admissions for January 2005 were down by 12.4% year on year standing at 13.4 million, an average of 3 million admissions a week, according to research released by the Cinema Advertising Association (CAA). The CAA explains that the loss in admission figures is due to the extraordinary success of Lord of the Rings:… Continue reading UK January Cinema Admissions Fall
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US broadband adoption is trailing behind some countries in terms of penetration with France, urban Brazil and the UK growing by 59%, 50% and 45% respectively between the end of 2003 and 2004, according to recent research from US analysts eMarketer. The percentage of broadband users, as a percentage of all internet users, is estimated… Continue reading US Broadband Adoption Falls Behind UK
Online advertising for the first quarter of 2005 is reported to be performing strongly, with industry experts and research companies revealing an increase in advertising revenue for this quarter and throughout 2004, according to Merrill Lynch. The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and PricewaterhouseCoopers estimate that for the last quarter of 2004 online adspend hit $2.7… Continue reading Strong January For Online Adspend
Online advertising is predicted to fuel the advertising industry throughout the coming year, with top industry agencies and research specialists forecasting that the medium will enjoy a strong performance throughout 2005. February saw Starcom UK Group claiming that online advertising expenditure had increased by 52% to £507 million, accounting for 3.4% of total adspend in… Continue reading INSIGHTanalysis: Media Healthcheck – February 2005
Ipsos-RSL has announced that the National Readership Survey results for the period ending December 2004 will be delayed following the incorporation of the London self-completion questionnaire data in the NRS database as “extensive” revisions to the company’s data processing procedures are needed to accommodate the new figures.In an e-mail sent to NRS subscribers the company… Continue reading NRS Data Delayed As Processing Procedures Revised
CN Radio has promoted Peter Fletcher to the position of managing director at Lakeland Radio, the company’s recently acquired radio station serving the South Lakeland area.The move puts Fletcher in charge of the operation, which was acquired by CN radio last month as the company purchased the remaining 60% of its shares for an undisclosed… Continue reading CN Radio Reshuffles Management At Lakeland
The nation’s broadcasters have welcomed Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell’s proposals for the BBC, outlined yesterday to include the creation of a new BBC Trust to replace the current board of governors, while the licence fee continues to provide funding for another ten years (see Governors Axed As BBC Charter Renewed For 10 Years).A spokesman for… Continue reading Broadcasters Welcome BBC Green Paper Proposals
The ABC regional newspaper figures for the six months to December 2004 reveal a large number of declines amongst the top ten paid regional newspaper groups, with just two companies showing year on year growth.Within the top ten, Celtic Newspapers Group managed to stave off negative growth towards the end of the year with an… Continue reading ABC Regional Newspapers: Jul-Dec 2004
Newspaper publisher, Trinity Mirror, has announced a 25% increase in its annual profits, despite the continued circulation decline of its flagship publication, the Daily Mirror.In a statement made this morning to the London Stock Exchange, Trinity revealed a 6.6% rise in revenue for 2004, taking the group’s total to £1.1 billion. The company reported that… Continue reading Trinity Reports Profit Increase As Cost Cuts Continue
Condé Nast has just launched its’ latest offering in the women’s monthly magazine market, with a 294 page glossy aimed at giving readers “simple ideas to make life that little bit easier.”Easy Living is a weighty publication, which on first impression seems more catalogue style than user friendly, with the high advert to editorial ratio… Continue reading Easy Living Joins Women’s Monthly Market
