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Time Life International’s InStyle has said in a publishers statement that it has succeeded in reaching its target circulation of 150,000 during the first five months since launching in the UK. However, unlike rival new title, Condé Nast’s Glamour, which launched around the same time, it will not be included in the ABC figures released… Continue reading InStyle Hits Circulation Target
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Yesterday saw some of the recent enthusiasm leave media stocks, with slumps of 3% or more occurring at companies including Cordiant, Reuters and Reed International.The good news for commercial radio in the recent RAJAR figures (see Newsline) continued to boost radio owners Capital, Chrysalis and Emap. Capital rose 5p to £7.75, Chrysalis ended up 1½p… Continue reading Sharewatch
colspan=”7″>Western Europe E-Commerce Overview 2001
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Search engine, MSN.com, was home to the four most visited banner ads throughout June. The most visited advert on the site was exposed to 2,871,000 individual at home internet users over the course of the month and achieved 20.6% digital reach of the total at home UK internet audience. Amazon.co.uk and Debtbusterloans were the only… Continue reading New Media Round-Up
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Anglo-Dutch publishing group, Reed Elsevier, has this morning posted interim pre-tax profits up 13% at £410 million, notably above the consensus expectations.Reed says that the first half results are encouraging and reflect strong performances in Science & Medical, Legal and Education, partly offset by the impact of the economic slowdown on Business to Business. Reed’s… Continue reading Reed Shares Rally On Results
Forecasts from NetProfit predict that ecommerce in the UK will be worth $255.19 billion by 2005 with 11% generated by business to consumer sales and 89% by businesses trading online. This figure is considerably less than Forrester’s forecast of £300 billion for business trading alone by the same date (see Forecasts) but still represents a… Continue reading Insight Analysis: E-Commerce Revenue Growth Forecasts
Hollinger International, owner of the Daily Telegraph in the UK, has announced a net loss for the second quarter ending 30 June 2001, of $15.5 million – a loss of $0.17 per share. This compares to net earnings of $4.7 million or $0.03 per share for the same period last year. The sharp decline in… Continue reading Hollinger Sees Q2 Revenues Decline