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Media Forum: Can Channel 4 change?

After ten years of Big Brother, can C4 transform itself, Ian Darby asks.

FT is biggest winner in mixed bag UK daily readership poll

LONDON - The Financial Times enjoyed the biggest average readership increase (14%) of any national newspaper in the 12 months to the end of June, according to the latest National Readership Survey, but a lacklustre performance by The Daily Telegraph led to questions about the relevancy of NRS data.

X Factor remains popular among women but not a priority

Women remain ready to tune in to the latest series of ITV1's 'The X Factor', while men interviewed in the latest BR video said they were bored, but both sexes agreed they would definitely not be arranging their Saturday night around it.

Marketing's Experiential Marketing League Table 2009

This year, Marketing has introduced a separate league for experiential agencies, reflecting the transformation of consumer sampling into a sophisticated discipline of its own.

Marketing's Field Marketing League Table 2009

Brands must work harder than ever to stand out in stores, so sales and merchandising skills are in high demand. This opportunity, however, is tempered by a downturn in NPD.

How to make your research budget leaner

Making your research budget stretch further in a recession is easier said than done, but by following a few simple tips, you can make your investment work harder and even enhance the insights gained.

IPG's Magna forecasts slow recovery for US advertising

NEW YORK - Magna, the media trading division of Interpublic's Mediabrands media unit, has predicted that US ad revenues will decline by 14 per cent this year.

IPA Bellwether report suggests worst is over for marketing recession

LONDON - The IPA's Q2 Bellwether report shows that the rate at which marketing spend is declining has slowed for the second quarter in a row.

Bellwether report shows decline in marketing budgets slowing

LONDON - The latest quarterly Bellwether report says business confidence is improving, with marketing budgets falling at a slower pace than the previous quarter.

IPA Bellwether Report hints at tentative economic improvement

LONDON - The rate of decline in marketing spend has eased with companies surveyed reporting that their financial prospects have improved for the first time since the first quarter of last year, according to the latest Bellwether report from the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA).


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