Sky One has this week launched its new autumn schedule at an estimated cost of £15m. Building on a monthly share of audience that has increased steadily since January the channel hopes the new schedule will boost its daytime female audience, as well as maintain its high male and children bias. Programmes include: Queen (mini),… Continue reading Sky One Launches New Schedule
A survey conducted by Taylor Nelson Research claims that 25% of audiences watch News At Ten out of habit, 48% are regular viewers and 43% believe it commands authority.
The Retail Price Index for June 1993 has been announced at 149.0 – a fall of 0.1% on last month, but an increase of 1.2% on June 1992.The base date was 13th January 1987.
Richard Pears has been appointed managing director of More O’Ferrall Adshel, taking up his duties on September 1. Pears was formerly chief executive of the National Dairy Council. His priority in the new position will be to ensure that the structure and positioning of More O’ Ferrall’s main UK operation are appropriate to growth and… Continue reading More O’Ferrall Appoints New MD
The Daily Mirror is claiming a rise in sales of 2% despite the cover price war brewing between itself and The Sun. Sales for the latter have yet to witness a dramatic increase with a modest rise yesterday of 220,000. Shares in the Sun have risen 1p to 216p, Daily Star and Daily Express (United… Continue reading Mirror Survives In Sun War
BBC2’s coverage of the men’s singles final at Wimbledon makes it into the top thirty BARB programme rankings for week ending 4th July. Ranking the top thirty according to one showing only the final scrapes in at number 29 with 7.56m viewers.Compared to last year however, the BBC2 tennis event of the year shows a… Continue reading Wimbledon Scores For BBC2
BARB has issued the following bulletin regarding measuring audiences for satellite channels after 1st September 1993:“From September this year substantial further encryption of satellite channels is expected and many of these channels will be available as elements of subscription packages”.The BARB panel contains currently some 650 homes with satellite reception either through dish aerial or… Continue reading BARB Bulletin: Satellite Measurement
ITV is strongly denying rumours that it will drop coverage of the World Cup next year if England fail to qualify. The speculation has led to broadcast sponsors, Panasonic reviewing its £4m deal.
London ITV company, Carlton Television, has set up a unique deal with the London Motor show, to run a series of advertorials in the form of news reports to appear in every ad break during the News At Ten. It has been stipulated, however, that each segment will be required to carry the word ‘advertisement’… Continue reading Carlton & Motor Show Advertorial
Based on the Channel 4 programme of the same name, Transworld Sport magazine is due for release on September 18, published by the International Publishing Group and available quarterly.Publisher of the title, Richard Davis, pointed out to MediaTel this week that although the initial print run is estimated at between 80-100,000 copies, it is hoped… Continue reading Transworld Sport Enters Market
