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Online shopping up, but spend down

The UK economy is showing signs of recovery, based on analysis of two million consumers' purchase data by online marketing firm Maximiles.

Media Mix - Women value local newspapers

Regional analysis shows that women value local papers more than men

Trinity Mirror's 3am celebrity site grabs attention

Not being an avid reader of the Daily Mirror, my previous exposure to its 3am celebrity pages has been fleeting. My knowledge of its content has been gained solely from reading other people's left-over papers on the train and my take on 3am has so far been that it is like a micro version of Heat magazine,...

Shift of focus gives Currys spice

After the successful PC World campaign, it was only a matter of time before DSG International - owner of both PC World and Currys - decided to launch a new advertising campaign for Currys.

Peugeot bucks downward automotive trend with promotion of 308 Verve

Spend on TV by the automotive sector is tracking 30% down for the year to date against the same period in 2008.

Disney boys' channel gets off to strong start

Monday, 31 August, saw the launch of Disney XD. The channel, which replaces Jetix, is Walt Disney's first to feature commercial spot advertising. It has been marketed as the UK's first kids' channel primarily focused on boys and will showcase Disney's latest boy-driven franchises.

Most children have games consoles and mobile phones

The majority of parents/carers report children aged 7 to 16 own or have use of a games console (90%) or mobile phone (74%), according to an Ofcom study of 800 children and their parents/carers.

Does the closure of thelondonpaper signal changes ahead for rival London Lite?

Thelondonpaper may be closing, but don't write off London Lite just yet.

MailOnline leads globally, but Guardian top in UK

MailOnline retained its position as the most popular UK newspaper website in July for the second month running, posting a 66% surge in worldwide unique users year on year to 29.9 million.

New content key to MSN Player's future

MSN Player combines the fresh look of BBC iPlayer and the superb navigation of Channel 4's 4oD. It is clean and easy to use with the eye first drawn to the feature box, which showcases key content.

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