The latest ABC figures for womens weeklies show that only two women titles have improved year on year. Hello! and OK Magazine have managed an increase of 3.5% and 29.34% respectively having circulation figures of 497,828 and 142,424. Title Jan 96 – Jun 96 Jan 97 – Jun 97 Actual Change % Change Chat 561,305… Continue reading January To June 1997 ABCs – Women Weeklies
This was a positive circulation period for the Men’s sector with the majority of the titles seeing an augmentation in their sales. Of the Men’s Lifestyle sector, Emap Metro’s FHM once again achieved a massive circulation increase resulting in a year on year increase of 323,378 copies or 178%. This title has seen a steady… Continue reading January To June1997 ABCs – Men’s Lifestyle Sector
Mr Bean has broken Four Weddings And A Funeral‘s British box office record by taking £2.56 million over the weekend (August 8-10). The film came second however to the sci-fi comedy Men In Black which took £3.38 million. Four Weddings opened at the box office with £1.4 million and eventually went on to take £27.4… Continue reading Bean Nearly Silences Men In Black
The Radio Authority has awarded the new small scale local licences within East Sussex to three broadcasters: Arrow FM will cover the Hastings area with a “widely appealing” mix; Easy 107 will cover Eastbourne with “music you grew up with” as well as local news, information and entertainment; Surf 107 will broadcast to the Brighton… Continue reading Radio Authority Awards Licences
COI spent over £6.1 million on radio advertising in June, according to figures from the Radio Advertising Bureau. Carphone Warehouse came second with £6m and was followed by Dixons (£5.2m), BT (£4.1m) and Vauxhall (£4m).Top radio buying points were MediaVest (£18.1m) and Zenith Media (£16.7), which were followed by TMD Carat (£11.6m), Universal McCann (£11.5m)… Continue reading COI Tops June Radio Advertisers
Wagadon Ltd, publishers of Arena and Face , are to launch a new women title called Frank . The publishers intend the aim for top-end of the women’s glossy magazine market with an ‘irreverent, opinionated, witty and eclectic editorial style’.The magazine, costing £2.70, hits the newsstands on 11 September and will have an initial print… Continue reading A Frank New Title For Women
A new poll suggests that Britain’s top advertisers have never valued their advertising agencies’ opinion on marketing issues less than they do today.A poll of senior executives within major advertisers, carried out by agency CDP, found that only about 50% rate advertising as their most effective brand-building tool. When considering their outside suppliers, fewer than… Continue reading Marketing Role Of Agencies ‘Not Valued’
Future’s Total Football will be relaunched from the September issue. As well as a new and more modern-looking masthead there is also a new style of layout and design inside. New columnists and contributors have also been signed up. These include Matt Lucas of Shooting Stars and Rogan Taylor, who is head of the football… Continue reading Relaunch For Total Football
The July Retail Price Index was announced this morning as 157.5, the same as June and a rise of 3.3% on July 1996.Subscribers can access RPI trends by selecting “Encyclomedia” from the drop-down box at the top of this page.
Damon Hill’s exploits in Sunday’s Formula One race meant that, according to figures from ITV, EastEnders had one of its lowest ever audiences. While ITV Formula One was watched by a peak of 5.1 million with a 50% share and an average of 4 million (44.5% share), EastEnders had an average audience of 1.4 million… Continue reading EastEnders Hit By Damon Factor
