With more than 20 million readers, The Daily Mail shows its dominance as a newsbrand in the latest NRS PADD report combining both print and online platforms.
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The three main political parties reached a ‘historic’ agreement yesterday on a new regulatory regime for the press, however the newspaper industry is today being described as “shell shocked”. Here, Newsline has captured the reaction from both the press and major publishing groups.
Unilever, Kimberly Clark, Centrica, Camelot and Hiscox Insurance just some of the top names at Media Playground this year.
Why, if TV is the powerful medium, and radio the personal one, did Tesco – and a host of other big brands for a variety of reasons recently – use press to say sorry about its products?
The latest ABC newspaper figures show that the national daily market was down in February, -2.9% period on period, with only the ‘i’ experiencing any growth at all – up 1.4% on January and up 12.8% year on year.
Now in its third year, the competition, in association with the Student Radio Association, aims to identify the most talented student radio presenters, with the winners being given the opportunity to present two shows on The Hits Radio, as well as one to one coaching from What Goes On Media.
The company has seen growth in all areas of the business with online, pay and interactive revenues up 26% to £102 million and ITV Studios revenues up £100 million, 16%, to £712 million.
Monday evening saw so much excitement on offer that not everyone made it through the double bill of Coronation Street alive.
Daniel Todaro, managing director of Gekko, takes a look at the challenges ahead as the nation prepares for the digital radio switch-over – from public awareness campaigns, to ensuring the auto-mobile industry is backing the plan.
The latest ABC digital figures show strong growth across the entire national newspaper market for January 2012, with The Independent online seeing the strongest growth, up 25.1% on the previous month – but the Mail Online still leads.