The ITC has issued a formal warning to TV3 Broadcasting for serious breaches in the ITC Programme and Sponsorship Codes. Although TV3 broadcasts to Scandinavian audiences its programmes come under ITC jurisdiction because it is based in the UK.The warnings relate to a Lottery programme which offered prizes of Nokia mobile phones and made numerous… Continue reading ITC Warns Scandinavian Broadcaster
Emap On Air, the sales house for Emap’s radio and TV stations, has made three appointments as part of its continuing development since launching in May (subscribers see EMAP Radio Launches Sales House). Susan Todd has been appointed as research and marketing manager with a brief to develop strong associations with London-based agencies. Todd was… Continue reading Key Appointments At Emap Sales House
IPC has this morning announced that Nigel Davidson, group managing director of the Weeklies and SouthBank Groups, has resigned. He has “decided that the time is right to move on.” He will continue as managing director of the Weeklies Group until early to mid 1998.As a result of this, there will be a number of… Continue reading Davidson Quits IPC
National Press NRS figures for the period January-June show that among the national newspapers the Sunday Telegraph had the largest year on year increase, with readership growing 28% to 2.404 million. Its sister paper, the Daily Telegraph, also performed well, increasing its readership by almost 16% to 2.813 million. The Times and Daily Mail were… Continue reading National Newspaper And Consumer Magazine NRS – June
More Group has launched a new subsidiary called MoreSports which will specialise in selling ads in sports grounds.At the moment MoreSports has signed deals with the major English and Welsh rugby union clubs as well as the Irish and Scottish unions. The latter contracts will mean ads being sold for Lansdowne Road in Dublin and… Continue reading More Launches Sport Arm
BSkyB is set to change the way it markets and sells its channels by “unbundling” the packages it currently provides. According to weekend press reports the broadcaster is going to offer the Disney Channel to viewers on its own instead of tied to the Movie Channel and Sky Movies as part of a Premium package.Many… Continue reading Sky To Unbundle Channels
IPC Magazines has announced a restructure of its circulation team, with Alun Williams being promoted to group circulations manager of the Weeklies and SouthBank group. Reporting to Williams will be Kerry Fitzmaurice, who becomes deputy circulations manager of SouthBank while Kirsten Lee joins from the National Magazines Company as senior circulation executive.Other appointments include Andy… Continue reading IPC Restructures Circulation Team
Chris Smith, the Culture Secretary, today announced that the Channel 4 funding formula payments will end from 1999, saying that there was no “continuing need, or real justification” for the system to remain in place now that C4 is a “well-established broadcaster with a steady income stream.”To cushion the financial blow to the ITV companies… Continue reading C4 Funding Formula To End
News that United News & Media is talking to S4C Digital regarding taking a stake in the digital terrestrial TV broadcaster sent the media group’s shares up 7.5p on Tuesday to 680p. UNM was further strengthened on Wednesday when an ITC document suggested that ITV companies would probably pay less for their licenses in the… Continue reading Sharewatch W/E 25/07/97
The Mirror launches its soccer pullout today. The colour publication called Football Fever is a guide to the ’97/98 season.Friday also sees a football launch with the return of Football Monthly . The title will be relaunched after seven months of being off the news-stands.A TV Round-Up for June will also appear on Newsline this… Continue reading The Week Ahead
