Newspapers and TV drag down Zenith's UK adspend forecast
01 Oct 2012 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
", it was "not quite of the sensational magnitude that people had hoped for", the agency commented. Television ...
Many in the media marketplace hoped for - nay, confidently expected - a rather decent end to 2012. The reckoning was that a good fourth quarter would be the industry's inevitable reward for having seen out a rather disappointing summer. It's hard to recall now - but there was much optimism in evidence ...
", it was "not quite of the sensational magnitude that people had hoped for", the agency commented. Television ...
were feeling a bit of a disconnect with the Games; something of a challenge for businesses hoping ...
-Wood and Richard Fleming have been proposed as administrators. JJB is hoping to announce a sale of the trade ...
, showed the lack of a hoped-for Olympic bounce . This could be put down to seasonality, although last ...
the Paralympics were happy, excited, hopeful and confident. Interestingly more than 20% of us said we were ...
Consumer confidence received no boost from the London 2012 Olympics, in a blow to hopes that the £9
Skip to full AdWatch table Truth be told, I really liked the first one. 'He's only a tenor' is still a good gag that gets a smile. Who would have thought at the time that he would become one of the UK's most ubiquitous ad characters? This 'saving the nation' spot is the first in what I hope is a ...
the overall impact on retail sales. Let's hope Team GB keeps on increasing its medal tally, bringing a ...
understand the psychology of sport - the mix of tensions, hopes, dreams and ambitions. Both use music ...