30 Jan 2009
| by Arif Durrani
of DVD publisher 2 Entertain, and TV operator UKTV, as well as holding a number of consultancy ...
30 Jan 2009
| by Staff
Gannett, publisher of USA Today and owner of Newsquest in the UK, said the results were due to falling advertising revenues and readers migrating to the internet for their news. Gannett's 2008 Q4 profit fell to $158m, or $0.69 a share, from $245.3 million, or $1.06 a share in 2007. The company ...
30 Jan 2009
| by Alex Brownsell
The TV, print and digital activity, by incumbent ad agency Euro RSCG, launches on 2 February, and aims to push Peugeot as positive, flirtatious and cheeky. It will also emphasise that the manufacturer sells high-end cars at affordable prices. The 207 TV ad hints at an illicit affair between a couple ...
30 Jan 2009
| by Tristan O'Carroll
markets." Dubow added: "The ongoing weakness in advertising demand had a significant impact on our ...
politically related advertising revenue in broadcasting, as well as solid results in the digital segment ...
30 Jan 2009
| by Fiona Ramsay
, travel category development manager at Microsoft Advertising, said: The challenges in the travel market ...
advertising to the next level.' ...
30 Jan 2009
| by Kate Nettleton
M&C Saatchi has produced its first TV campaign for East Midland Trains since winning the train
30 Jan 2009
| by Staff
that providers can bring by marketing DAB through service providers' other platforms, such as magazines, TV ...
30 Jan 2009
| by Martin Donnelly
? The Saturday Times has far more strength in depth in terms of advertising opportunities across all the sections ...
30 Jan 2009
| by Caroline Lovell
, which included four 'world first' Sony Bravia LCD TVs....) and first OLED Sony Bravia models. Tal Rosner, the BAFTA award winning filmmaker, created a short film that featured a montage of world first TV moments, which played on the four screens. The film was made up of TV clips including the first Miss Universe competition, the first time man landed on the moon ...
30 Jan 2009
| by Sarah Johnson
The campaign, developed by TBWA\Manchester, includes TV indents for the programmes Extreme Sports Sky and Wild Spirits and a revamped website. The TV ad focuses on the physical extremes some people push themselves to and carries the strapline Works where it hurts'. The website highlights ...