The UK’s smaller radio operators have shown stronger advertising revenue growth than their larger competitors in the latest round of financial results. Scottish Radio Holdings (SRH) and Chrysalis have both reported better trading figures than the major operators of GWR Group, EMAP and Capital Radio. SRH saw its first half advertising revenues rise by 5.3%,… Continue reading INSIGHTanalysis: Smaller Radio Groups Outperform Major Operators
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Newcastle-based independent radio group, Forever Broadcasting, says it has made significant progress toward profitability since the start of the year, with record revenues and audiences in the first half. Forever’s revenue growth came entirely from local advertising, which during the period accounted for over 90% of turnover. The Tower FM and Peak FM stations were… Continue reading Forever Broadcasting Moves Towards Profitability
Cordiant has taken action to ease its debt burden by reaching a deal to sell 70% of its Australian business for £25 million. The Communications Group (TCG) which includes the George Patterson Bates agency will be owned 55% by funds advised by Pacific Equity Partners, with management taking a 15% stake. Cordiant will retain the… Continue reading Cordiant Completes Sale Of Australian Assets
Advertising revenues at Associated Newspapers – publisher of the national Daily Mail and Evening Standard in London – grew by just 0.4% in the first half of the year. Overall revenues at the division were more or less flat at £149 million. Announcing H1 results today, parent group Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT), said… Continue reading Newspaper Ad Growth Remains Below Pre-War Levels, Says DMGT
Outdoor advertising contractor, Maiden Group, has seen sales rise by 24% in the first quarter of the year, as predicted in its full-year financials in March (see Maiden Losses Increase In Difficult 2002). This is an outperformance of the market, where sales grew by 16.9% to £169.7 million during Q1, according to figures from the… Continue reading Maiden Revenues Jump 24% In Q1, Visibility Limited
UK outdoor advertising revenues look set to significantly outperform the media sector in the first quarter of the year, posting a 16.9% rise to £169.7 million, according to figures from the Outdoor Advertising Association (OAA). Figures for the UK display advertising market as a whole in Q1 are not yet available, although in March, the… Continue reading UK Outdoor Revenues Jump 17% In First Quarter
Western markets have seen dramatic growth in broadband subscriptions over the past year and more than a quarter of European internet users are now connected at high-speed, according to the latest analysis from Nielsen//NetRatings. The research firm confined its study to the period between April 2002 and April 2003, deducing that the number of European… Continue reading Broadband Heralds Growth In European Internet Use
Share of viewing in non-terrestrial homes hit 22.8% in the first quarter of this year, a record figure for one quarter, according to data from the IPA‘s Trends In Television report. The trends data show ITV1’s share levelling out slightly after a period of steady decline; it stood at 24.0% in Q1 2003, up from… Continue reading Non-Terrestrial Viewing Hits Record 22.8% In Q1, Finds IPA
The media sector experienced a positive day yesterday, as traders considered upbeat comments from advertising group Aegis, which claimed the market is in recovery. The positive sentiment pushed Carlton up 7.20%, while fellow ITV partner Granada was seen up 4.52%.Elsewhere, the row over the levels of executive pay spread to the media sector as WPP… Continue reading Sharewatch: Carlton Rises On Bullish Trading
Advertising revenues at Associated Newspapers – publisher of the national Daily Mail and Evening Standard in London – grew by just 0.4% in the first half of the year. Overall revenues at the division were more or less flat at £149 million.Announcing H1 results today, parent group Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT), said that… Continue reading Advertising Revenue Remains Virtually Flat At DMGT
