Digital radio consortium, MXR, has announced a month long promotional partnership with Comet in an effort to further drive the take up of digital radio.The partnership will include promotional activity across MXR’s analogue radio partners, including Heart FM, Jazz FM and the century network encouraging listeners to visit Comet stores.There will also be in-store promotion,… Continue reading MXR Secures Comet For Digital Radio Promotion
The Sun, Channel 4 and Capital Radio are among the UK’s strongest media brands, according the latest survey of senior agency directors from Ocean Consulting.The fourth annual Media Brands study shows how 59 directors from 25 agencies view the brand health of UK media companies and their products.In the newspaper market, the Sun was perceived… Continue reading Study Reveals UK’s Strongest Media Brands
Revenues from subscription TV in Europe will increase by more than 25% over the next three years, according to Informa Media Group.The study, European Television – Seventh Edition reports that subscription TV revenues broke the $20 billion barrier in 2002. Growth has been significant since 1995 when revenues totalled $6.2 billion and the $10 billion… Continue reading Boom Years Ahead For Subscription TV
Flytxt is launching a mobile marketing campaign to support the release of paramount pictures new romantic comedy, How To Loose A Guy In Ten Days.The campaign, which launches later this month, will target female cinema goers, by encouraging them to text a number displayed in the posters advertising the new release. Consumers will then be… Continue reading Flytxt Launches How To Lose A Guy SMS Campaign
Channel Five has secured Black & Decker as the sponsor of its Hot Property show, which gives viewers the opportunity to win a home if they can guess how much it costs.The sponsorship, which will run throughout the thirteen week series, will include break bumpers and Black & Decker branding throughout adverts for the show.… Continue reading Five Secures Black & Decker For Hot Property Sponsorship
Granada was seen in focus yesterday, down 2.27% as analysts continue to speculate on the effect that the Iraq conflict is having on advertising revenue. Some traders have claimed the “war effect” is already priced into the heavily discounted media sector but others are not convinced.Stocks benefited from the upturn across European equity markets yesterday,… Continue reading Sharewatch: Granada Falls On War Fears
IPC Media has announced the appointment of four new members to its media board, including Caroline Ward who will become managing director of IPC Connect, the group’s women’s weeklies division.Ward’s appointment, and the subsequent management shake-up, follows the announcement that Linda Genower was retiring from her role of managing director of IPC Connect, less than… Continue reading IPC Re-Shuffles Management Board
More than 11 million viewers tuned in to BBC1 last night to watch England’s Euro 2004 qualifier against Turkey, according to unofficial overnight figures from BARB.Audiences for the match, which kicked-off at 8pm, peaked during the dying minutes of the second half, as around 12 million viewers watched David Beckham score the penalty that clinched… Continue reading More Than 11 Million Watch England Gobble Up Turkey
Granada has secured United Biscuit brand Skips as the six-figure sponsor of the new series of Stars In Their Eyes: Kids on ITV1.The show, where children get the chance to appear on stage as a tribute to their favourite musical star, will be presented by Cat Deeley and will culminate in a live final when… Continue reading Granada Brings Skips To Kids With Stars In Their Eyes
The Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) is launching a consultation process in order to seek industry approval for a range of larger ad formats.Every two years the IAB undertakes a consultation with the industry to negotiate standard sizes and shapes for internet advertising in order to support the evolution of online advertising.Danny Meadows-Klue, chairman of the… Continue reading IAB Launches Consultation Drive For Bigger Ads
