to remove filtersB2B reveals impact of online ads
27 Jun 2005 | by MediaWeek
Online advertising has impacted heavily on printed B2B publications, according to more than 20 UK B2B publishers in a new survey.
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Sci-Fi unveils the 'geek pound'
27 Jun 2005 | by MediaWeek
Geeks have long been derided as hobby-obsessed loners with personal hygiene problems, but have now become a new target as high-spending consumers, a study has found.
The Mall picks Avanti for UK-wide screen deal
27 Jun 2005 | by MediaWeek
Avanti Screenmedia has secured a major £3m deal with shopping centre owner The Mall to install screens at its 22 locations around the country.
Horse & Pony to return
27 Jun 2005 | by MediaWeek
Emap Active and the Bourne Publishing Group have signed a licensing deal to resurrect Horse & Pony magazine, after a four-year absence from newsstands.
Associated to upgrade to full-colour Daily Mail within three years
27 Jun 2005 | by by Daniel Farey-Jones
LONDON - The Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday are to go full colour by 2008 as Associated Newspapers' unveils plans to invest in a new £80m print plant and update existing facilities.
Advertising Association elects Havelock as new vice-chairman
27 Jun 2005 | by by Julia Pearlman
LONDON – The Advertising Association has elected Kevin Havelock, managing director of Unilever UK Foods, as one of its two vice-chairmen, replacing Keith Weed, who is standing down after six years with the group.
Daily TV Marketplace - Murray exit brings joy to BBC One
27 Jun 2005 | by MediaWeek
Britain's new tennis idol Andrew Murray may have bowed out of Wimbledon in a five-set thriller, but BBC One managed to attract 9.4 million viewers to its coverage on Saturday.
Associated ups printing investment
27 Jun 2005 | by MediaWeek
Associated Newspapers is to invest a further £100m in new printing facilities as part of its plans to offer advertisers full colour across the pages of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Typhoo Tea sale could put £100m into Premier Food's pot
27 Jun 2005 | by by Julia Pearlman
LONDON - Premier Foods has put the 98-year-old Typhoo tea brand up for sale in a move that could net the company £100m, as the owner looks to add to focus on the leading brands in its portfolio.
Paper crisis continues as Finnish mill lockouts extended
27 Jun 2005 | by Darryl Danielli,
LONDON - The Finnish Paperworkers’ Union has rejected the latest proposals on ending industrial action, forcing employers to extend the mill lockouts by another week.
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