06 May 2009
| by Media Week
Last week, the BBC unveiled plans to help the regional media industry by creating partnerships that will offer access to BBC technology, content and training. Is it enough?
09 Apr 2009
| by Richard Eyre
Any thriving sector attracts new entrants. So, in search and social networking right now, all over the world start-ups are being founded to try and snatch a gulp from this new and apparently prolific fountain.
09 Apr 2009
| by Sue Unerman
Downing Street and Buckingham Palace have discussed - and dismissed for now - giving women equal rights in royal succession.
09 Apr 2009
| by David Emin
Q: I work for a small media agency and while the location of our company is very handy, the inside of our offices leaves a lot to be desired.
09 Apr 2009
| by Steve Barrett
I recently received a copy of an e-mail that had been sent out by a press buyer at a top five UK media agency that made for intensely depressing reading.
01 Apr 2009
| by Sue Unerman
The great and the good of the film industry gathered at the annual conference of the British Screen Advisory Council this month to debate a subject concerning most of us at the moment: meeting consumer demand in the digital age.
01 Apr 2009
| by Staff
Digital outdoor ad revenue is rising fast and was up nearly 60% last year, according to the Outdoor Advertising Association. But is digital out-of-home reality matching the hype?
01 Apr 2009
| by David Emin
Q: Since my company is not giving out pay increases this year, our senior management team has decided we will all be sent on external training courses.
01 Apr 2009
| by Steve Barrett
The Sun became the most popular UK newspaper online for the first time in February, registering an eye-watering 27.3 million unique users, according to ABCe figures.
25 Mar 2009
| by Steve Barrett
Metro, thelondonpaper, London Lite, ShortList and Sport are now ubiquitous presences on UK streets.