Telewest has launched a cut-price broadband package to entice its last remaining dial-up customers to switch to high-speed connections, with broadband pricing to match that of its dial-up offering.The new package gives customers little choice but to upgrade their connection, offering Telewest’s 256k blueyonder internet service for £14.99 per month, the same price as unlimited… Continue reading Telewest Offers Budget Broadband To Dialup Die Hards
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Digital video recorders (DVRs) are set to enjoy massive growth over the next five years, says a new report from Informa Media, with penetration expected to reach 11% of television households world-wide.By the end of this year, just over 9 million homes are predicted to own a DVR, however this figure is expected to rocket… Continue reading DVRs Set To Become Essential Household Items
The Independent and The Times have announced the creation of a detailed study into the creation of compact size newspapers, aiming to provide definitive research into the format to boost advertiser confidence.The two newspapers are currently canvassing the UK’s major media agencies in order to hone the research brief and ensure that it meets with… Continue reading Times And Independent Join For Tabloid Research Project
The latest figures from the Cinema Advertising Association indicate that admissions in September dipped by 5.1% year on year, due to a lack of major releases during the month, but maintain that 2004 will be a record year in terms of attendance with several high-profile blockbusters looming on the horizon.Admissions during September totalled 10.2 million,… Continue reading Cinema Sees Dip But Still On Course For Record 2004
The Times will cease publication of its broadsheet Saturday edition within two weeks, and is preparing to wind down production of its week-day broadsheet before the end of the year, according to reports this morning.According to a report in today’s Guardian, sources close to the title claim the newspaper could publish its last broadsheet Saturday… Continue reading Times To Drop Broadsheet Edition Before Year End
Lord Conrad Black, former chief executive of Hollinger Inc, has told the company’s board that he plans to turn the Toronto-listed company private. According to a report by the Guardian, Lord Black said last night, he had broken the news of the $40 million funding proposal he received from the Black family’s investment vehicle, Ravelston,… Continue reading Black Plans To Turn Hollinger Private
Digital video recorders (DVR) are set to enjoy massive growth over the next five years, says a new report from Informa Media, with penetration expected to reach 11% of television households worldwide. By the end of this year, just over 9 million homes are predicted to own a DVR, however this figure is expected to… Continue reading DVRs Set To Become Essential Household Items
A healthy day’s trading amongst media stocks yesterday saw few companies lose value on their share price. Independent maintained a steady performance, sticking at 158žp as the company unveiled plans for new research into compact newspapers in collaboration with The Times.The new initiative is designed to boost the advertising revenues of both newspapers’ compact editions… Continue reading Sharewatch: Indy Steady As Tabloid Research Begins
Almost half of all mobile customers can now access the internet via their phones, according to the latest quarterly figures from the Mobile Data Association. The data from UK network operators 02, Organge T-Mobile and Vodafone shows that the number of WAP-enabled devises topped the 24 million mark in the three months to June, an… Continue reading Half Of UK Mobile Customers Now Use WAP Services
As reported this morning, The Times has confirmed that it is to drop its broadsheet edition from Monday, publishing in tabloid only format from Monday to Saturday.The move leaves only the Sunday Times in broadsheet format, completing the newspaper’s gradual transition to tabloid only publication which has seen its large-format being phased out in Scotland,… Continue reading Times Confirms Tabloid Only Publication From Monday
