Letters - 13-20 December 2005
13 Dec 2005 | by Media Week
Association, is unequivocal in its findings: consumers do avoid ads, they have strong views on where ...
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Murdoch tests the magazine market
13 Dec 2005 | by James Livesley
branding and cross-promotion. If readers associate the magazines with free supplements, that will surely ...
It's good to talk ...
13 Dec 2005 | by Media Week
Livingstone announces he intends to open transport distribution to publishers other than Associated ... that week An Office of Fair Trading ruling meant Associated Newspapers stood to lose its monopoly on London ... -Burton, associate director for television at MediaCom on ITV, as television ratings show a downward trend for ITV ...
Adspend down in third quarter as press suffers severe decline
12 Dec 2005 | by by Ben Bold
published by the Advertising Association.
Ad expenditure shows marginal increase
12 Dec 2005 | by James Livesley
The Advertising Association has published quarterly figures that show a marginal year
Telegraph journalist man to replace Randall as BBC's business editor
12 Dec 2005 | by by Staff
LONDON - The BBC has appointed Robert Peston, associate editor of The Sunday Telegraph, to take...Randall announced he was leaving the BBC in September and has since joined the Daily Telegraph to write a twice-weekly business column as editor-at-large. Peston, who was only named an associate editor two months ago, is the former City editor of the Sunday Telegraph and will only be the second ...
MRS and BMRA announce support for integration
12 Dec 2005 | by by Staff
Talks have been going on over two years between the British market research group and the MRS, which has members in over 70 countries, and specific plans have been developed in the last six months by discussion teams representing the two membership associations. In a statement the two said that the move ...
Research and PR cosy up as Penn moves to Burson-Marsteller
12 Dec 2005 | by by Sam Matthews
& Berland Associates has been appointed as worldwide chief executive of WPP Group public relations agency
PPA happy after Presstream ruling
09 Dec 2005 | by Paul McNally
The Periodical Publishers’ Association has welcomed the decision of postal regulator Postcomm
Illustrated London News Group wins award for GNER site
09 Dec 2005 | by Paul McNally
Train operator GNER has scooped an award for its website at the Association of Publishing Agencies
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