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The government’s last minute agreement with Lord Puttnam may not be enough to secure the smooth passage of the Communications Bill through the Lords, after Liberal Democrat peer Lord McNally called for a specific ban on Rupert Murdoch buying Channel Five. Liberal Democrat peers are hoping to force an amendment to the bill which would… Continue reading Lib Dems May Scupper Communications Bill Compromise

Ofcom Chairman, Lord Currie, has welcomed the Government’s decision to amend the Communications Bill to give the new super-regulator the power to investigate major media mergers (see Government Ends Media Ownership Deadlock).The eleventh hour amendment, put forward by Lord Puttnam to limit the dominance of large media owners following the relaxation of the ownership regulations… Continue reading Ofcom Chairman Welcomes Puttnam’s Plurality Test

Ofcom Chairman, Lord Currie, has welcomed the GovernmentÂ’s decision to amend the Communications Bill to give the new super-regulator the power to investigate major media mergers (see Government Ends Media Ownership Deadlock). The eleventh hour amendment, put forward by Lord Puttnam to limit the dominance of large media owners following the relaxation of the ownership… Continue reading Ofcom Chairman Welcomes Puttnam’s Plurality Test

The Government’s last minute agreement with Lord Puttnam may not be enough to secure the smooth passage of the Communications Bill through the Lords, after Liberal Democrat peer Lord McNally called for a specific ban on Rupert Murdoch buying Channel Five.Liberal Democrat peers are hoping to force an amendment to the Bill which would prevent… Continue reading Lib Dems May Scupper Communications Bill Compromise

Total UK advertising expenditure was relatively flat in 2002 as the football World Cup prompted a second half revival following a difficult start to the year, according to figures published today. The Advertising Statistics Yearbook from the Advertising Association shows that spending, including agency and production costs increased by 1.2% to £16.7 billion. However, this… Continue reading INSIGHTanalysis: 2002 UK Advertising Revenue Figures

The government’s last minute agreement with Lord Puttnam may not be enough to secure the smooth passage of the Communications Bill through the Lords, after Liberal Democrat peer Lord McNally called for a specific ban on Rupert Murdoch buying Channel Five.Liberal Democrat peers are hoping to force an amendment to the bill which would prevent… Continue reading Lib Dems May Scupper Communications Bill Compromise

Internet users that have a penchant for a particular website are more likely to be well disposed towards marketing messages and buy advertised products, according to a recent report from the Online Publishers Association (OPA). The study, conducted by comScore Networks, was the second to look for correlations between site affinity and attitudes to advertising.… Continue reading Website Affinity Driving Purchase Intent, Says Study

This month sees the release of the 100th issue of Official UK PlayStation Magazine (OPM). Published by Future Publishing, the best-selling magazine is the only title still dedicated to the original Sony PlayStation. Featuring news, reviews and previews of all the latest games, OPM launched in November 1995 as the only official magazine dedicated to… Continue reading Playstation Magazine Reveals 100th Issue

The number of mobile portal users in Western Europe will exceed 40 million by 2007, according to findings from IDC. A mobile portal is a powerful and flexible tool used for delivering specialised services to a wide range of handset users. IDC examined the potential of these applications in sixteen countries and concluded that the… Continue reading Mobile Portals Offer Gateway To Next Generation Services

Total UK advertising expenditure was relatively flat in 2002 as the football World Cup prompted a second half revival following a difficult start to the year, according to figures published today.The Advertising Statistics Yearbook from the Advertising Association shows that spending, including agency and production costs increased by 1.2% to £16.7 billion. However, this equated… Continue reading Nominal Growth For Advertising Market In 2002