industry, the BBC and the Government. Last month, the Global founder and executive president, Ashley ...
government, the radio industry was working towards a 2015 digital switchover date when the majority of radio ... campaign will run until mid-2013, when the Government is expected to make a decision on switchover. A ...
, the commercial radio trade body, RadioCentre, refused to attend a government meeting on DAB in October 2010. Then ... and the Government. 8. On the same day, the arrival of UK Radioplayer provided a common format for internet ...
Media agencies predict spend in the final quarter is likely to be up by around 7 per cent when compared with 2010. It is understood that the boost has been driven by national airtime spot revenue and that strong spend from sectors such as retail, finance and motors has replaced money the Government has spent ...
to address the challenges of the medium. Former deputy chief executive of the Government's communication ...
sources suggest adspend rose 5% year on year, and means the sector has bounced back without government ... in the first quarter, but government marketers are thought to be considering a return to radio later this year. ...
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of the settlement, RadioCentre has been in discussions with Government about the funding of local DAB coverage ...
M4C, the WPP agency established for the Central Office of Information, met with Cabinet Office...s Royal Charter to enable government ads to run on the corporation s TV and radio channels, but this could ... t we use publicly owned channels, such as government websites, to deliver public service messages?" He ... by the Coalition Government. The Cabinet Office had not responded to requests for comment by the time ...
despite coinciding with the new coalition government starting to slash its own advertising budgets handled ...
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