Beach Magazines, a publishing company set up by ex-Attic Futura boss Chris Taggart, will be launching Junior on February 24.The bi-monthly title will be aimed at ABC1 parents with children under the age of six who want to read about the ‘fun’ aspects of parenthood. It will have a cover-price of £2.80.Beach Magazines: 0171 630… Continue reading New Parenting Title To Launch
Bridget Rowe, the Sunday Mirror ‘s editor, has quit the newspaper after the appointment of Kelvin MacKenzie as the Mirror Group’s managing director (subscribers see MacKenzie Given Top Job At Mirror). MacKenzie has apparently ordered an overhaul of the Mirror titles which will see more news and less feature-type articles.Brendan Parsons, editor of the People,… Continue reading Sunday Mirror Editor Quits
Total cinema admissions for December grew 23% year on year to 12.131 million, according to the latest figures from CAA/EDI. Average weekly admissions grew from 2.23 million to 2.74 million.Subscribers can access the Cinema database by selecting “Cinema” from the drop-down box at the top of this page.
The Guardian has appointed Caroline Roux as editor of Space, the paper’s property, design and interiors supplement. Roux replaces launch editor Lesley Plommer who has returned to work in the foreign news department of The Guardian.Guardian Press Office: 0171 239 9936
Telewest today announced fourth quarter 1997 operating figures which show that its cable TV service has seen a growth in subscribers of nearly 90,000 to 687,352. There was, however, a slight drop in penetration – down 0.6% points to 22% while the churn rate rose 0.6% to 34%.There was a huge growth in Telewest’s Internet… Continue reading Telewest Cable Viewers Grow
The ABC has announced a major revision of its rules for the national newspaper industry in an attempt to improve the transparency of data supplied.Extensive discussions between the ABC, national newspaper publishers and media buyers has resulted in the revised set of rules which commences on 30 March 1998, for the April 1998 ABC audit… Continue reading ABC Revises National Newspaper Rules
The ITC has received two applications for the local delivery franchise for North Wales and South Cheshire (subscribers see ITC Invites Applications For Delivery Channels). By the deadline of 12 January 1998 the ITC had received applications from Cable and Wireless Communications and Metro Communications Ltd.C&W proposes to offer service to 275,000 homes in North… Continue reading Applications For North Wales Delivery Franchise
Nascent terrestrial broadcaster, Channel 5, has secured a sports coup by winning the rights to three of England’s qualifying games for the Euro 2000 finals. The games, which are all away, will come from Poland, Bulgaria and Luxembourg.The channel also has the rights to broadcast Scotland’s matches in the Czech Republic, Lithuania, Bosnia-Herzogovina, Estonia and… Continue reading C5 Shoots And Scores For Euro 2000
http://www.club18-30.co.ukI cannot deny that from a Club 18-30 website I expected plenty of oiled bodies, burgeoning cleavage and loads of wanton nymphs. What you actually get, however, is loads whizzing, full-motion graphics and lots of clever special effects. In fact so many moving words and flashing colours that one could be forgiven for saying, too… Continue reading Website Of The Week – Club 18-30
Advertising group GGT was forced to suspend its shares for twelve hours yesterday and bring forward its half-year results after Proctor & Gamble said it would be moving its business away from Wells BDDP, the New York agency which it bought as part of the BDDP takeover last year.The loss of the P&G account will… Continue reading GGT Rocked By P&G Loss
