Both Emap and Natmags have launched their long-awaited teen offerings, Cosmo Girl! and Elle Girl this week, into a market which had more teenage kicking than teenage kicks in the last ABCs (see Newsline), when market leader, Attic Futura’s Sugar saw year on year decrease in circulation of over 11%, in line with the sector… Continue reading New Teen Titles Launch
UK Internet Advertising FallsThe number of internet advertisements in Great Britain fell slightly month on month for July, by 2.1% from 13,719 to 13,433, according to Lemonad. The number of advertisers and campaigns also declined slightly according to the figures.Since December last year the number of internet ads has declined by 5.4%. There was a… Continue reading UK Internet Advertising Falls
Havas Advertising has this morning announced that it will allow its offer for Tempus to lapse after the next deadline, Monday 24th September, has passed. Earlier this week the group extended the period for acceptance of its original offer but resisted the opportunity to make a higher bid. Now Havas says that it will let… Continue reading Havas Will Not Renew Tempus Offer
Carlton.com was the top online TV advertiser for July, gaining exposure among 942,000 unique individual users throughout the month, the site commanded a 6.7% digital reach of the total UK at home internet audience and averaged 3.5 page impressions per user. Sky.com occupied third position with visits from 747,000 users in July, the site achieved… Continue reading New Media Round-Up
The number of internet advertisements in Great Britain fell slightly month on month for July, by 2.1% from 13,719 to 13,433, according to Lemonad. The number of advertisers and campaigns also declined slightly according to the figures. Since December last year the number of internet ads has declined by 5.4%. There was a peak in… Continue reading Online Advertising Trends From Lemonad
RevenueYear on year analysis showed that, year on year, TV revenue fell across the board during August, with the exception of Satellite revenue which rose by 10%.Total terrestrial TV revenue showed a fall of 9.3% year on year, as the advertising downturn continued to cast gloom over the industry. Channel 5 was the worst hit… Continue reading TV Market Round Up – August 2001
RTL Postpones Float; Results Hit By Ad SlowdownPan-European free-to-air broadcaster, RTL, yesterday released interim financial results in line with expectations, saying that core businesses are ‘performing strongly in difficult advertising market conditions’. Nevertheless, analysts at ABN Amro are expecting to downgrade their full-year 2001 forecasts for the group, given the poor advertising visibility in the… Continue reading RTL Postpones Float; Results Hit By Ad Slowdown
The licences of London News Radio and Galaxy Radio Manchester have been automatically renewed for a further eight years by the Radio Authority, as the broadcasters are or will be providing digital sound programmes for local multiplexes. However, the Greater London licence currently held by London Christian Radio is being re-advertised from this week.London News… Continue reading LBC and Galaxy Get Licence Renewals
RevenueYear on year analysis showed that TV revenue fell across the board during August, with the exception of Satellite revenue which rose by 10%.Total terrestrial TV revenue showed a fall of 9.3% year on year, as the advertising downturn continued to cast gloom over the industry. Channel 5 was the worst hit with revenue dropping… Continue reading TV Market Round Up – August 2001
Publishing group, Highbury House Communications, has announced that its subsidiary Cumulus Business Media has acquired DMG World Media’s subscription and controlled circulation Power Portfolio of magazines, together with the associated yearbooks. Highbury House will pay 10% of the annual turnover of the titles over the five-year period from 1 September 2001 to 31 August 2006.… Continue reading Highbury House Acquires DMG Power Titles
