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Guardian Newspapers launches advertiser website

LONDON - Guardian Newspapers is launching a new website for its advertisers, providing circulation and readership figures as well as ratecards and downloadable media packs.

BBC World scores with advertising sponsorship deals

LONDON - BBC World, the BBC's 24-hour international news and information channel, has reported a strong start to 2003 with a string of advertising sponsorship deals.

Turner Broadcasting promotes Davies to senior role

LONDON - Turner Broadcasting has promoted Jonathan Davies to senior vice-president for the UK, Scandinavia, the Middle East and Africa.

NY Times ups global presence with supplement launch

NEW YORK - The New York Times has upped its global presence with its fourth weekly news supplement to launch in the past three months.

Viacom signs deal with E! Entertainment Television

LONDON - Viacom Brand Solutions has signed its first deal to sell commercial airtime and sponsorship for a non-Viacom channel.

GWR unveils flat revenues despite Classic FM success

LONDON - Radio station owner GWR said 2002 third-quarter radio revenues remained flat year on year despite a 14% rise in airtime revenues at its flagship station Classic FM.

ITV shown up as the home of the repeat

LONDON - Competition from the BBC and the cost of the broadcasting the World Cup meant that more than one in five programmes on ITV last year was a repeat.

Advertisers need to harness interactivity says IPA

LONDON - Interactive TV can play an important part of a company's brand communications strategy rather than just a response mechanism for driving up customer data, a new report from the IPA has suggested.

LibDems slammed for missing communications debate

LONDON - The Liberal Democrat's media spokesman Nick Harvey has failed to turn up in time to a debate about the communications bill that could potentially have stopped non-European companies from buying ITV licences.

Mainstream loses out to Radio 2 and specialist stations

LONDON - Mainstream stations, including hard hit Radio 1, Virgin and Capital, are the losers in the latest set of Rajar figures, as Radio 2 continued to grow and listeners turned to more specialist music stations such as Xfm.

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