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LONDON - Media buyers and analysts see the merger of Capital Radio and GWR leading to further industry consolidation and opening up fresh competition with the BBC, following the official announcement of yesterday's £711m deal.
The advertising world is getting itself into its usual tizzy about the planned merger of Capital and GWR. Sometimes it looks as if you just have to show the industry a bit of consolidation and everyone comes over all faint.
As GWR and Capital push on with merger discussions, what are the implications for the industry? Andy Fry reports.
As CNBC Europe and BBC 4 prepare to launch shows on the media business,Richard Cann analyses how the media industry has matured to get dedicated slots, and the opportunities the shows will give PROs.
As Fathers4Justice continues to hit the headlines, founder Matt O'Connor talks to Sarah Robertson about the group's mission and political agenda.
Following last weekend's thrilling Ryder Cup which resulted in a spectacular win for Europe, Tom Williams asks whether companies have much to gain by tapping into the increasing popularity of the sport.
It was more in sadness than anger that I read of the potential demise of Whitelocks, a pub in the centre of Leeds where I spent a lot of time in the early 90s, writes Ian Darby .
There is one thing that Greg Dyke would now like to do above all else. He would like to be asked to run the National Heath Service. The former BBC director-general is fascinated by the subject, once wrote a study of the organisation for the government and believes, as he did at the BBC, that he could...
With £50m in ad revenues at stake, ITV is pulling out all the stops to win back audiences. Andy Fry reports.
More teenage girls than ever are wearing make-up, buying the latest fashions and trying to ape their favourite celebrities, and the teen media is an obvious route to their audience. Mairi Clark reports on a growing sector.
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