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Times drops broadsheet edition

29 Oct 2004 | by MediaWeek

The Times has abandoned the broadsheet edition of the newspaper, almost a year to the day since it launched a tabloid version for commuters.

Soup competition gives BBC mag readers new product

29 Oct 2004 | by MediaWeek

Readers of BBC Good Food magazine have single-handedly managed to put a new product on the shelves on supermarkets across the country.

Digitally enhanced Bush ad pulled from US television

29 Oct 2004 | by Sam Matthews,

LONDON – US President George W Bush and the Republican Party have been forced to pull a TV ad after a website revealed a picture of the President speaking to US soldiers in Iraq had been digitally manipulated.

Xbox deal for fhm.com

29 Oct 2004 | by MediaWeek

FHM's online strand has secured an exclusive £250,000 sponsorship deal with Xbox to support new product launches for the console giant and drive a new gaming website lads' mag.

ITV sells stake in Australian media company for £36m

29 Oct 2004 | by Sam Matthews,

LONDON – ITV has sold its 18% stake in Australian media company Village Roadshow in the open market for £36m (A$91m), as part of its strategy to dispose of non-core assets after the Carlton and Granada merger earlier this year.

Daily TV Marketplace - Dimbleby, Moore and co fail to inspire

29 Oct 2004 | by MediaWeek

A potential showdown between Fahrenheit 9/11 director Michael Moore and Sun columnist Richard Littlejohn couldn't attract viewers to a US election Question Time special last night.

ITV sells Village Roadshow stake

29 Oct 2004 | by MediaWeek

ITV’s decision to dispose of its is non-core assets has paid off again, after waiting 18 months to offload its stake in Australian media group Village Roadshow – making a cool £36m in the process.

Starbucks to sponsor BBC Good Food's 2005 calendar

29 Oct 2004 | by Staff,

LONDON - Coffee giant Starbucks is to sponsor the BBC Good Food magazine's 2005 calendar, while butter brand Lurpak will sponsor sister title Olive's first calendar.

Channel 4's head of drama Yorke could return to BBC

29 Oct 2004 | by Staff,

LONDON - John Yorke, Channel 4's head of drama who commissioned hits 'Shameless' and 'No Angels', is reported to be considering a move back to the BBC.

Total Guitar names new editor for 10th birthday issue

29 Oct 2004 | by Staff,

LONDON - Future Publishing's Total Guitar magazine has appointed Stephen Lawson as its new editor, in time to mark its 10th anniversary issue, which comes with a free guitar lessons covermount DVD.

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