The newly merged ITV Sales operation has announced the appointment of Peter Birch and Colin Ramsay to the respective roles of head of interactive sales and head of online sales with immediate effect.The appointments come as ITV Sales launches a major charm offensive to improve its relationship with advertisers, in the form of an interactive… Continue reading ITV Announces New-Media Sales Appointments
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International magazine publisher, Future Network, is to issue its first dividend to shareholders after reporting a strong set of financial results for the full year 2003. The group said that turnover was up by 11% to £182.7 million, whilst operating profit rose by 24% to £22.5 million. Earnings per share rose from 4.4p in 2002… Continue reading Future Sets Maiden Dividend As Revenue Rises 11%
Profits at global advertising network, Publicis Groupe, rose by 21.8% to Â263 million in 2003. This follows the integration of Bcom3 (see Publicis Confirms BCom3 Merger Details) and a return to sustainable organic growth, the company said this morning. Organic growth at the network was 2.0%, within which there was a 3.7% rise during the… Continue reading Publicis Looks Strong, Whilst Interpublic Slumps
Emap Performance has announced the impending departure of marketing chief, Malcolm Cox, as part of a wide-ranging restructure of the radio and digital television division’s marketing division.Cox, who is to step down after 14 years, has been instrumental in developing the company’s cross-media branding strategy that now forms the basis for Emap’s radio, television and… Continue reading Emap Loses Marketing Head In Restructuring Move
The advertising recovery is gaining momentum according to SMG, but this could not prevent the Glasgow-based media group from posting poorer than expected profits for the full year 2003. The group this morning reported pre-tax profits down by 27.7% from £24.2 million in 2002 to £17.5 million last year. Analysts had expected profits to be… Continue reading SMG’s Profits Tumble 28% As Advertising Decline Bites
The advertising recovery is gaining momentum according to SMG, but this could not prevent the Glasgow-based media group from posting poorer than expected profits for the full year 2003.The group this morning reported pre-tax profits down by 27.7% from £24.2 million in 2002 to £17.5 million last year. Analysts had expected profits to be in… Continue reading SMG’s Profits Tumble As Advertising Decline Bites
The next generation of video games consoles will sell 47 million units between their expected launch in late 2005 and the end of 2010, according to a new executive briefing from Informa Media. The European Games Consoles To 2010 report predicts that Sony’s PlayStation brand will again be the winner, with the PS3 expected to… Continue reading Online Gaming Will Be Key In Next Generation Consoles
Emap Performance has announced the impending departure of marketing chief, Malcolm Cox, as part of a restructure of the radio and digital television division’s marketing operations.Cox, who is to step down after 14 years, has been instrumental in developing the company’s cross-media branding strategy that now forms the basis for Emap’s radio, television and music… Continue reading Emap Loses Marketing Head In Restructuring Move
US outdoor advertising revenues rose by 5.2% for the whole of 2003, after Q4 came in at a growth of 5.7%, according to the Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA). The Association forecasts that outdoor will rise by 2% more than GDP over the coming year and early indications from OAAA member companies are that… Continue reading US Outdoor Advertising Grows 5% In 2003
The burgeoning online advertising industry will receive a further boost next month with official figures seen by NewsLine revealing record revenues well over £300 million for the medium during 2003.Full-year figures are not due to be published until the end of April, but NewsLine can reveal that adspend has risen as high as £350 million,… Continue reading Online Expected To See Revenue Reach £350 Million
