Radiocentre has launched a new campaign parodying the marketing hype surrounding tech company launches and highlighting radio as the “next big thing” for advertisers.
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The current self-regulation of the market research sector is evidence of its health, writes Jan Gooding – so let’s stick to our ethical principles to keep it that way.
KISSTORY, Absolute 80s and Heart 80s – the three most-popular commercial national digital-only stations – all hit record audiences.
Capital Network UK, Greatest Hits Radio, Heart Network and Planet Rock have all joined the national market – so expect some future shake-ups in listening as the competition evolves.
Total Global Radio continues to top Rajar’s league table, but its growth streak has slowed. Meanwhile, BBC stations take a hit and Bauer reports overall growth.
September was a good month for ITV, with revenues bucking the downward trend seen by its rivals (up 4.9% year on year).
Sponsor content: The programmatic ad market is currently failing both brands and publishers, writes The Ozone Project’s Damon Reeve – here’s what marketers can do to fix it.
Sky’s decision to launch a news channel that ignores the biggest story in UK politics might sound appealing to many, but is wrong in principle and wrong in practice, writes Raymond Snoddy.
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