UPDATE: Twitter analysis sparks debate
26 Feb 2009 | by Peter Hay
the definitive judgement on Twitter, but to generate debate and gather opinion. In the spirit of social media ...
Media GrouP....on year. Elsewhere in Yorkshire, Northcliffe Media-owned Hull Daily Mail was down 7.7% year on year to 51 ... over the six-month period. It emerged last week that Northcliffe Bristol News Media is planning ...
the definitive judgement on Twitter, but to generate debate and gather opinion. In the spirit of social media ...
Speaking today at the Media Summit in London, he said any combination between the three broadcasters would raise competition concerns and present cultural and financial clashes. Five chief executive ... for Virgin Media's 50% stake in UKTV, adding that maybe one day it would bid for it, but not now. ...
Normal 0 Speaking at today's Media Summit on the subject of how to preserve his organisation's ability to make great public service television, Johnson reiterated Channel 4's preference for reaching an agreement with BBC Worldwide. Without mentioning Five and ITV, which have put themselves ...
LONDON - A group of MPs has hit out at Independent News & Media over planned redundancies...November, that 90 jobs, about 60 of them editorial, should be cut at Independent News Media UK ... . Ivan Fallon, Independent News Media UK chief executive, said: "We have a very different plan. We ...
and Media, hailed the performance as "another record -breaking achievement", adding: "It's a great testament ...
Red Bee Media has produced a set of idents for TV channel Dave. View a selection here. ...
Red Bee Media has created four humorous idents for UKTV's Dave to reinforce the channel's positioning as "the home of witty banter". Each 30 second ident -- 'Wacky Races', 'Human Cannonball', 'Cowboys and Indians' and 'King of the Swingers' -- shows a group of friends hanging out having ...
. In this viral, made by Modem Media, a man is told by his boss to make her a cup of tea before she gets back ...
The BBC has revamped the look of its CBBC channel with a new logo and six idents that incorporate characters from some of its most popular shows. The activity is intended to help CBBC build a closer relationship with its core audience of six- to 12-year-olds, and rival the bond they have with Nickelodeon...