New deal adds Mighty Boosh to Comedy Demon
19 Dec 2008 | by Nick Johnstone
LONDON - RDF Media-owned website Comedy Demon has struck a deal with BBC Worldwide to carry a variety of its shows for download.
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GN&M launches Arab-language news service
19 Dec 2008 | by Harriet Dennys
LONDON - Guardian News & Media is launching a news wire serving the Arab region in the first quarter of next year.
Digital radio switchover possible in 2017, says government report
19 Dec 2008 | by Tristan O'Carroll
LONDON - The UK could switch from analogue to digital radio as early as 2017, a government-led body has concluded today.
Halfords extends Dave sponsorship
19 Dec 2008 | by Tristan O'Carroll
LONDON - Ad sales house IDS has secured Halfords as broadcast sponsor on UKTV-owned TV channel, Dave, for a further 12 months.
Steak lands SEO contract for Visit London
19 Dec 2008 | by Nick Johnstone
LONDON - Communications agency Steak has been hired by Visit London to manage search engine optimisation for the tourism body.
C4 and NME team up for Skins promotion
18 Dec 2008 | by Emma Barnett
LONDON - Channel 4 is teaming with NME Radio to promote the third series of E4 teen show, Skins.
GMG rebrands Century as Real Radio
18 Dec 2008 | by Emma Barnett
LONDON - GMG Radio is rebranding its two Century Radio stations as Real Radio from April, expanding Real to a six-station network.
Jellyfish wins mulitmillion pound contract with Brightside Group
18 Dec 2008 | by Nick Johnstone
LONDON - Paid search agency Jellyfish has won a three-year contract with financial services outfit Brightside Group.
Channel 4 to axe an extra 50 staff
18 Dec 2008 | by Emma Barnett
LONDON - Channel 4 is set to make 200 staff redundant in the coming weeks - 50 more than first planned when it unveiled a £100m cost-cutting programme in September.
Omnicom UK media agencies unaffected by cutbacks
18 Dec 2008 | by Arif Durrani
LONDON - UK Omnicom media agencies OMD and PHD are not expected to be affected by the job losses looming over their US counterparts, according to UK bosses.
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