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New forecasts from the Digital Radio Development Bureau predict a massive boom in popularity for DAB digital radio, rising by a staggering 1200% from around one million sets currently in British homes to 13 million by 2008.The DRDB’s Five-Year DAB Digital Radio Forecast predicts that around 29% of British homes will posses a digital radio… Continue reading Third Of UK Homes To Have Digital Radio By 2008

Maiden Outdoor has further strengthened its rail advertising business with two new account wins with the Go Ahead Group’s New Southern Railway and Thameslink subsidiaries.The two-and-a-half year deal with New Southern Railway begins immediately and covers key commuter stations such as East Croydon, Brighton and Balham. The Thameslink deal also starts straight away and gives… Continue reading Maiden Expand Rail Business With New Account Wins

The city of Durham will get its own dedicated FM radio station under new proposals being put forward by media super-regulator Ofcom.Potential bidders have been invited to pitch for the FM licence, which is expected to air for the first time in midway through next year. The adult population of the area is believed to… Continue reading Ofcom Advertises New FM Licence For Durham

The number of WAP pages being viewed by mobile phone users is still on the increase with August’s figure climbing by 22.7% compared with the same period in 2003, according to the latest figures from the Mobile Data Association.Allowing for seasonal differences, the August figure takes the MDA’s cumulative recorded WAP page impressions to over… Continue reading Wap On The Rise As Olympics Boosts Multimedia Services

Hachette Filipacchi has appointed Annabel Brog as editor of its market leading teenage magazine Sugar ahead of a planned relaunch of the title next year.Brog, previously deputy editor of Emap’s teen glossy Bliss, takes up her new position at the start of next month, replacing Nick Chalmers who is moving on oversee new magazine ideas… Continue reading Sugar Appoints New Editor Ahead Of Redesign

Today is your last chance to win £100 of vouchers.MediaTel.co.uk has created a wall chart to highlight the extent of data now available. The wall chart has been sent to all MediaTel.co.uk subscribers – with the chance to win £100 of shopping vouchers on each of the first three days this week.On the back of… Continue reading MediaTel Wallchart – Today’s Winning Number

Times Newspapers is launching a national television campaign to promote its deal with The AirMiles Travel company, offering readers the chance to collect AirMiles tokens and exclusive deals on luxury holidays.The deal will see readers of the Sunday Times and the Times offered AirMiles tokens in the newspapers from 10 October. These can be put… Continue reading Times Partners With AirMiles For Travel Promotion

Capital Gold has become the third radio station to secure a sponsorship deal with BSkyB as part of a wider brand marketing campaign launched by the satellite broadcaster last week.The six-figure partnership will see BSkyB sponsor Capital Gold Network’s breakfast for the next three months, including a specially created bespoke feature showcasing the day’s best… Continue reading Capital Signs Breakfast Sponsorship With Sky

ITV is in negotiations to sell off its digital channels, Plus and Men & Motors, as part of its £600 million programme to sell off its non-core assets.The group holds a 50.5% stake in the channels parents company, Granada Sky Broadcasting, along with BSkyB who owns the remaining share. According to reports, ITV is hoping… Continue reading ITV Puts Plus and Men & Motors Under The Hammer

A television commercial for Kellogg’s Frosties has been censored by the Advertising Standards Authority following claims that the sugar-coated breakfast cereal is a healthy option for children.The advertising watchdog reacted to a complaint that the phrase ‘eat right’ in the commercial, alongside various depictions of children playing football, misleadingly implied that the product was healthy… Continue reading Frosties Campaign Slammed Over Misleading Health Claim