While online trading companies in the UK are still at an early stage, a look at the more developed US situation gives a few clues as to their future in this country. A recent entrant to the market, Cuica Corporation, is enjoying success, while rivals have been forced to close their doors.CuicaExchange launched this week… Continue reading Online Ad Trading Reaps Success In The US
New figures from AC Nielsen MMS to be published next week indicate that UK adspend has fallen in real terms for the first time since the recession of the early 90’s. In the period to November 2000, spending rose by just 2.8% – below the headline rate of inflation, 3.2%.Whilst some sectors such as technology… Continue reading UK Adspend Declines For The First Time In 10 Years
NRS figures for the six month period ending November 2000 show newspaper readership continuing its decline. National titles lost 3m readers, or 4.6% of their readership, in an overall year on year analysis.The Times took the greatest tumble, losing 18.2% of its readership as it continued its downward spiral. Telegraph titles also fared badly, the… Continue reading National Newspaper NRS Round Up – November 2000
Trinity Mirror shed 23p to 432˝p following the release of a trading statement ahead of its full-year results (see Trinity Mirror Releases Pre-Results Trading Statement).Reuters was down 70p to £10.60 as Nasdaq’s Supermontage trading system – a rival to Reuters own Instinet platform – was given the seal of approval.The closing prices of media company… Continue reading Sharewatch
Richard Desmond, the new owner of Express Newspapers, has put his stable of soft porn titles up for sale, according to reports. Offloading the 35 magazines, which include Asian Babes and Reader’s Wives, will raise cash of up to £20m to be poured back into the Express titles.The move has been seen as an attempt… Continue reading Desmond’s Porn Titles Go Up For Sale
Trinity Mirror shed 23p to 432˝p following the release of a trading statement ahead of its full-year results (see Trinity Mirror Releases Pre-Results Trading Statement).Reuters was down 70p to £10.60 as Nasdaq’s Supermontage trading system – a rival to Reuters own Instinet platform – was given the seal of approval.The closing prices of media company… Continue reading Sharewatch
A seminar aiming to widen involvement in debate about communications reform will be hosted jointly by the Independent Television Commission (ITC) and Public Voice on Tuesday 16 January. The event, chaired by Jon Snow, follows the publication late last year of the government’s Communications White Paper (see White Paper Paves Way For Communications “Revolution”), which… Continue reading ITC To Hold Seminar For Voluntary Bodies On Communications Reform
Revenue Agency estimates for TV revenue during November 2000 saw year on year increases for most of the terrestrial channels. GMTV was the exception, falling 5.3%, but Channel 5 put in the best performance, adding nearly 30% year on year. ITV enjoyed a good autumn, adding 0.7% to its revenue compared to last year, while… Continue reading TV Market Round Up – November 2000
Trinity Mirror has issued a trading update ahead of the full year results it will release on 15 March. The update, which refers to the 26 weeks to 31 December 2000, reports revenues in line with expectations, which is to say the stronger performance was in the first half of the year, rather than the… Continue reading Trinity Mirror Releases Pre-Results Trading Statement
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) publishes its last monthly report today. From next week weekly reports on the results of its complaints investigations will be available on its new look website.The move is part of a series of initiatives at the ASA to improve efficiency and openness at the organisation. A redesigned website contains detailed… Continue reading Final Monthly ASA Report Slams Sun Newspaper And Fcuk
