2012 Olympics appoints chief
21 Dec 2005
Paul Deighton has been named chief executive of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (LOCOG).
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Ofcom's CRR chief set to exit after three seasons
21 Dec 2005 | by Jeremy Lee
David Connolly, the Ofcom adjudicator tasked with monitoring ITV's compliance to contract rights renewal (CRR), is to step down.
Ofcom warms to brands in shows
21 Dec 2005
Product placement in UK TV programmes has come a step closer after Ofcom gave a cautious welcome to European Commission plans to relax restrictions.
Five to introduce revamped idents
21 Dec 2005
Five is preparing to make the first changes to its on-air identity since its radical 2002 relaunch, with the introduction of new idents.
IPC to sell teen title Mizz to niche publisher Panini
21 Dec 2005 | by Nicola Clark
IPC is poised to sell its ailing teen girls' title Mizz to niche publishing house Panini.
Puma links with Football League
21 Dec 2005
Puma is to sponsor the Football League, having signed up as its first official technical partner.
News brief: Coca-Cola renews sponsorship deal
21 Dec 2005
Coca-Cola is renewing its sponsorship deal with UEFA by becoming an official top-tier partner, joining MasterCard, McDonald's, Carlsberg and JVC until 2009. The deal includes sponsorship rights for Euro 2008 in Austria and Switzerland.
News brief: The Observer relaunches the Berliner
21 Dec 2005
The Observer is relaunching in the Berliner format from 8 January as it becomes the only full-colour Sunday newspaper. A monthly magazine - Observer Woman - will be added as part of the redesign.
News brief: ITV News Channel to cease broadcasting
21 Dec 2005
ITV News Channel will cease broadcasting this Friday (23 December). ITV decided to shut the 24-hour rolling news channel last week.
Raymond Snoddy on media: HDTV needs team effort at World Cup
21 Dec 2005
The launch of high-definition television (HDTV) will be the big media marketing challenge for 2006. Happily, just as the 1953 coronation came along at just the right time to give TV an essential boost in the UK, so we have the ready-made event for HDTV - the World Cup.
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