Television adverts are more annoying than any other kind, according to a new study. The research, out next month, was commissioned by the Periodical Publisher’s Association (PPA) and will reveal that more than half of all respondents who watch TV said that they often find advertising annoying.The Absorbing Media report, launched on 8 May as… Continue reading TV Advertising Most Annoying, Says PPA Research
MediaTel Insight will provide coverage for NewsLine of the key developments in this Wednesday’s Budget as it is delivered by Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown. Newsline’s Budget page will be set to automatically refresh every few seconds ensuring a full, rolling coverage throughout the Chancellor’s speechSubscribers to MediaTel Insight can access national and international… Continue reading NewsLine Coverage Of The Budget
ITV Digital Prepared For Sale As One Week Of Talks RemainsThe fate of ITV Digital looks set to be decided following a High Court meeting this morning at which the company’s administrator – Deloitte & Touche – confirmed that it is preparing the business for sale.Following weeks of negotiation with the Football League – still… Continue reading ITV Digital Prepared For Sale As One Week Of Talks Remains
Janice Turner has stepped down as editor of H Bauer’s glossy women’s fortnightly magazine Real just over a year after its launch.A spokesperson for the company confirmed that Turner, who resigned last week, will be replaced by health and beauty editor Sian Rees, but refused to comment on speculation that her departure will lead to… Continue reading H Bauer Loses Real Editor
Chrysalis owned sports network Rivals.net and online travel portal Lastminute.com have formed a marketing partnership to promote each others’ online sports offerings.Under the deal, Lastminute.com, which provides tickets for a range of sporting events, will be promoted across Rivals.net’s portfolio of websites, with ads and links to the travel portal’s homepage appearing on Football365.com, PlanetF1.com… Continue reading Lastminute.com Links Up With Rivals
Cable and Wireless, which is nearing the end of a £1.2bn share buy-back programme, was one of the worst performer’s in yesterday media market. Stock was down 7.32% to close at £1.90, a loss of 15p on the day before.Pearson, which is rumoured to have entered into exclusive talks with a management team concerning the… Continue reading Sharewatch
The Economist magazine has published research this week into the state of television, both as a medium and as an industry. Among other things, it discovered that people are willing to pay for TV, but only if it is high quality, and that personal video recorder (PVR) technology such as TiVo will not necessarily spell… Continue reading Economist Researches Attitudes To TV
Emap advertising has secured Natwest as the first brand to use its new Broadcast Innovation department, which will offer clients bespoke solutions combining Emap radio and TV brands.The new division, to be headed by Adam Bullock, will offer radio and TV advertisers fully integrated broadcast solutions combining Emap’s regional radio brands with its national portfolio… Continue reading Natwest Trials New Emap Ad Division
AOL Europe has signed an advertising agreement with Proctor and Gamble that will see the pharmaceutical company’s baby care brands promoted across AOL’s UK portfolio of websites.Under the agreement AOL will launch a new Parenting Channel to raise brand awareness of Proctor and Gamble’s baby care products. The channel will provide advice for expectant mothers… Continue reading AOL Strikes Ad Deal With Proctor And Gamble
New research has been released revealing the attitudes of advertisers and agencies across Europe towards email, SMS and interactive TV advertising. Overall, it was found that interactive media is seen as more of a potential marketing communications tool than an advertising one, but that advertisers are still uncertain on how to use it in the… Continue reading IAB Reveals Europe’s Attitudes To Interactive
