Motormart magazine, a joint venture between Southern Newspapers and Portsmouth & Sunderland Newspapers, launched this week with an initial print-run of 25,000.The weekly title, which aims to concentrate on indexed classified advertising, is distributed in Hampshire, Dorset, South Wiltshire and West Sussex with a cover price of 70p. Advertising is handled by Tessa Legg.Mono Page:… Continue reading Regional Motor Mag Launched
Inflation has fallen to 1.3% with the Retail Price Index for April standing at 148.6 (taking 1985 as base rate). Last month’s figure is an increase of just 0.9% on March.
The BBC has been criticised by the Broadcasting Standards Council for a number of its programmes which fell short of the acceptance barrier, in the eyes of the council.The final episode of Casualty shown recently (which attracted 17 million viewers) was excessively violent, according to the report. The highly successful One Foot in the Grave… Continue reading BBC Taken To Task By Council
Cut-backs in BBC programming budgets have been reflected all year in their consistently poor showing in BARB’s weekly top thirty programme rankings. The latest available rankings (w/e 9th May) tell the typical story with only two episodes of Eastenders making the top ten and a strong drama line up from ITV dominating with the likes… Continue reading BBC Struggling In Ratings Battle
Hampshire – based Southern Radio, has announced pre-tax profits of £263,000 for the six months to the end of March 1993 – 59% up on the last period. Turn- over increased from £3.17m to £4.01m, with earnings per share growing from 49p to 62p.Southern Radio broadcasts to Hampshire, Kent, Sussex and the Isle of Wight.
Hampshire – based Southern Radio, has announced pre-tax profits of £263,000 for the six months to the end of March 1993 – 59% up on the last period. Turn- over increased from £3.17m to £4.01m, with earnings per share growing from 49p to 62p.Southern Radio broadcasts to Hampshire, Kent, Sussex and the Isle of Wight.
Ulster Television is planning to reveal its new identity on June 4, in an attempt to overhaul the corporate image. The station is refusing to disclose details of the changes until the relaunch day.BSC CRITICISES BSKYB VIOLENCEThe Broadcasting Standards Council has conducted a monitoring report on sex and violence on television, using a panel of… Continue reading Ulster TV To Revamp Image
The Radio Authority confirmed to MediaTel today that at least 2 new FM licences will be advertised for the London area in 1996.The band between 105 and 108 FM will become free in January 1996, this will provide frequencies for a minimum of 2 new stations.GLR CONSORTIUM TO BID FOR ILR LICENCEA consortium comprising a… Continue reading New Fm Licences For London
John Price is to become deputy editor of the Observer after the completion of the paper’s sale. Price, currently assistant editor and home editor for both the Independent and Independent on Sunday, will take over from Adrian Hamilton. Hamilton will remain at the Observer as leader page editor.No plans as to editorial changes for the… Continue reading New Deputy Editor For The Observer
TMP Communications confirmed to MediaTel this morning that it has closed its sports magazine, Mega Sports, targeting 11-18 year old boys. The magazine was aiming for a circulation of 100,000 but was disappointed to find that it is currently selling less than half that amount.The company is unsure whether the closure will affect Encore’s launch,… Continue reading TMP Closes Mega Sports
