10 Dec 2008
| by John Reynolds
of local newspapers, has suffered from a deteriorating advertising market, along with falling circulations ...
09 Dec 2008
| by David Brennan
LONDON - Television remains the most powerful medium. It's important for brands to continue...other media sector, TV advertising has been winded horribly because the marketing budget is the first ...
IPA Effectiveness Award winners can't be wrong. But TV works even better when integrated with other ...
is reinforcing loyalty to broadcast TV viewing and indicates that advertising is not only accepted by online TV ...
09 Dec 2008
| by John Rankin
LONDON - Airport advertising has come a long way. Operators are increasingly open...You probably don't think of airports as testing grounds for the latest advertising technology ...
shaping the role and appearance of advertising within the UK's airports. New formats and technology are widening the variety of media channels within airports and enhancing their relevance to advertisers. Far ...
09 Dec 2008
| by Antony Miller
portfolio over the past 18 months that offers advertisers personalised, physically engaging mail concepts....drive the medium forward, making every advertiser aware of the power of direct mail to create great ...
. Nielsen Media Research figures show the decline in advertising spend on direct mail is reversing ...
. This comes at a time when the media industry is open to change and advertisers are making sure every pound ...
09 Dec 2008
| by Michael Steckler
to collaborate for mutual benefit. And the downturn could well create a more efficient advertising market....eight times faster than PC-based internet use. For brand owners and advertisers, keeping up with the pace of change is a challenge in itself. Online advertising was always supposed to be simple ...
advertising is perceived as being increasingly complex. Adding to this complexity is a trend that started ...
09 Dec 2008
| by Nicky Cheshire
LONDON - A new "third space" has emerged in which advertisers can target consumers. So how can...advertising - as consumers define the content they want and when they want to access it - we must deliver ...
of correlation between out-of-home advertising and search. The results are amplified when digital out ...
09 Dec 2008
| by James Long
on investment. Although advertising continues to take the lion's share of marketing budgets, the media ...
02 Dec 2008
| by Staff
of advertising, but what effects will it have on the traditional TV spot ad?.... YES - Kathleen Rigg, joint head of television, Initiative It could lead to TV advertising becoming ...
. When PVRs appeared, some predicted the imminent demise of TV advertising. Now, one in six homes have ...
marketers recognise TV advertising's power and its ability to drive effectiveness in other online ...
02 Dec 2008
| by Sue Unerman
Most of the gongs at the recent 2008 Media Week Awards ceremony went to communications planning...This could be for a number of reasons: the judges may like new things or traditional routes may be better rewarded by other awards ceremonies. Or it could be that stepping outside the traditional ...
couple of weeks ago (Kangaroo is still a good proposition for advertisers, 18 November, page 18). When ...
02 Dec 2008
| by Staff
of advertising sales, Jetix Europe This time last year, the children's TV market was in poor health, hit ...
According to recent research by TV marketing body Thinkbox, 64% of older kids (nine to 17) watch TV while surfing the internet and 73% actively multitask between the two. In fact, Google has even ...