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BlackBerry has surprised many analysts by posting a profit for the first three months of the year, and expects new smartphone launches, backed by its biggest marketing activity to-date, to claw back market share in 2013.
Adam Crozier, the chief executive of ITV, took home a total of £3.15m in 2012, up 13% on 2011 and including more than 90% of his possible bonus, after the broadcaster's pre-tax profits increased by 6%.
Paid-for advertising drives almost three quarters (72%) of all additional conversations about brands, according to a study by Thinkbox and Data2Decisions.
The Sun lost its mantle as the most-read newspaper brand in the UK to the Daily Mail in 2012, according to combined print and website readership figures published today.
Trinity Mirror has pledged £8m-worth of digital investments in 2013, following a "difficult" trading year in which advertising revenues fell 10.4% and circulation revenues tumbled 7.9%.
Young adults are the least likely to read newspapers, and almost a third (29%) claim not to have read one at all in the last 12 months, according to the findings of a YouGov study published today.
Postar, the audience research body for outdoor advertising, has relaunched as Route following a £19m industry investment into a new out-of-home audience research system.
ITV has reported profit before tax of £348m in 2012, up 6% year on year and led by double-digit growth in the broadcaster's production and digital revenues, while spot-ad revenues remained flat.
Pearson chief executive John Fallon has denied that the Financial Times is for sale, as the company's annual results show the FT Group reported sales of £443m in 2012, an increase of 3.7% year on year.
STV made pre-tax profits of £9.1m in 2012, its first full-year profit since 2010, following the end of its legal wrangle with ITV and a "broadly flat" airtime revenue performance.
