Mark Cranmer, joint deputy managing director with Collett Dickenson Pearce, is joining Bartle Bogle Hegarty as media development director, concentrating on international media. Cranmer has been joint deputy MD with CDP since 1991.
Mark Cross is leaving his position as media director with Young & Rubicam to take up a similar role at Cogent. Cross has been with Y&R for six years having previously worked with D’Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles.
Poster prices increased by 6.3% in 1992 compared to 1991, according to the latest Concord Outdoor Rates Forecast. For this year Concord is predicting that outdoor rates will rise by 3.8% over 1993, with the first quarter showing only a small rise. The second quarter will see a slight drop of 2.2% as last year’s… Continue reading Outdoor Rates Forecast 1st Qtr 1993
ITV is seeking a sponsor for its live boxing coverage, due to begin on January 30. Director of sponsorship at TSMS, David Prosser says; “With the outstanding results obtained for Sony with the Rugby World Cup and Sega with the European Football Championships, this provides an interested client with all the ingredients for an outstanding… Continue reading ITV Lines Up Boxing Game
Inspector Morse was broadcast last week minus a sponsor as the ITV series has yet to finalise a deal with Beamish Stout. The network believes that the figure named by Beamish was inadequate for one of its most popular shows.
Mark Cranmer, joint deputy managing director with Collett Dickenson Pearce, is joining Bartle Bogle Hegarty as media development director, concentrating on international media. Cranmer has been joint deputy MD with CDP since 1991.
Prime Minister John Major has made it clear that he is rejecting Sir David Calcutt’s appeal for a Press Complaints Tribunal as suggested in his report. Mr Major’s stance was made known at a time when the disclosure of Princess Diana’s collusion with the press was being confirmed by ministers. The PM’s rejection of Sir… Continue reading Prime Minister Says ‘No’ To Control
It was revealed yesterday that the Prince and Princess of Wales used rival national newspapers to promote their marriage rift, while the press was being criticised for pressurising the couple and exploiting their situation. In a letter dated December 11, chairman of the Press Complaints Commission Lord McGregor wrote to Sir David Calcutt QC, pointing… Continue reading Further Twist To Press Laws
According to a recent report by stockbrokers, Panmure Gordon, regional press will be on an upward spiral as soon as the economy shows signs of recovery. The report states that publishers should be looking towards regional press as an investment, showing classic recovery and reaping a high percentage of revenue from advertising. Eric de Bellaigue,… Continue reading Good Outlook For Regional Press
BSkyB has plans to launch a new children’s channel in the Autumn, in conjunction with Nickelodeon, one of the largest producers of children’s television programming in the world.An announcement that the channel is to begin transmission in October was made yesterday by Sam Chisholm, chief executive of BSkyB who says: “Nickelodeon has unique skills in… Continue reading BSkyB Plans New Children’s Channel
