The FT has offered its opinion on how the general election will affect various companies’ share prices. It consists of two groups of ten firms: one group contains those which might be expected to benefit from a Conservative victory/Labour defeat and the other those which would benefit from a Labour victory/Conservative defeat.Media shares which would… Continue reading FT Predicts Effect Of Election On Shareprices
The cable and satellite broadcasting revolution, whether on analogue or digital, offers almost limitless choice to viewers and a chance for governments to create a regulatory regime of common sense and fairness, according to National Heritage minister Lord Inglewood.Speaking at the UK Association for European Law Media Conference, Lord Inglewood went on to say that… Continue reading Free TV “A Right For Citizens”
It is rumoured that Sunday Business the struggling financial newspaper is considering floating on the stock market. The paper is thought to be hoping for a listing on the Alternative Stock market within 12 months.However, unless the business is packaged with a number of profitable ventures it is unlikely to tempt many investors.
The ITC’s February Programme Complaints and Interventions Report was published today.The ITV programme Monarchy – The National Decides has been the subject of a number of complaints to the ITC. The current affairs programme that considered the future of the Monarchy received 85 complaints from viewers. The majority of these criticisms concerned the style of… Continue reading Monarchy – The ITC Decided
John Major signalled at the weekend that he is ready and willing to engage in a televised debate with Tony Blair, leader of the Labour Party. While details have yet to emerge regarding the mechanics and date of the debate, senior broadcasters such as John Humphreys, Jeremy Paxman, David Frost and the Dimbleby brothers are… Continue reading Major Ready For TV Debate
(Updated at 3:52pm)John Major signalled at the weekend that he is ready and willing to engage in a televised debate with Tony Blair, leader of the Labour Party. While details have yet to emerge regarding the mechanics and date of the debate, senior broadcasters such as John Humphreys, Jeremy Paxman, David Frost and the Dimbleby… Continue reading Major Ready For TV Debate
The Financial Times increased its revenue over 1996 by 123% year on year to £16.5 million and increased ad revenue by 7%, Pearson announced this morning. The newspaper’s owner also announced that over the next five years up to £100m will be invested in extending the Financial Times and its brand internationally, opening new print… Continue reading FT Performs Well For Pearson
Delta Air Lines has landed Saatchi & Saatchi with its $100 million account.Ronald W. Allen, chairman, president and chief executive officer said: “We chose Saatchi & Saatchi because they are a worldwide agency with a proven track record for building global brands.”The agency’s first assignment is to launch Delta’s redesigned transatlantic business class this Spring.The… Continue reading Saatchi & Saatchi Lands $100,000
As Bob Phillis, deputy director general of the BBC put it: “This is the second long-awaited announcement to be made today, the first being the election date.” Subject to the approval of shareholders and the Department of National Heritage, BBC Worldwide Ltd, the commercial arm of the BBC, has finally concluded an Agreement with Flextech… Continue reading Flextech And The BBC Finally Shake Hands
Pearson’s financial results are released today and AMV’s finals appear on Thursday; Newsline will report on both these results.Two industry conferences are taking place this Tuesday; Marketing To Adultescents, organised by Marketing Week is taking place at the Cosmic Comedy Club and the IPA conference, Advertising Effectiveness, is being held at the National Theatre. Newsline… Continue reading The Week Ahead
