TV ad revenue tipped for up to 8% growth over January and February
16 Dec 2010 | by Maisie McCabe
, as the significant figure spent by the Government s Central Office of Information, estimated to be around 35m ...
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Risks in 2011 include the effect of government spending cuts as well as concerns about unemployment, which has resumed its upward trend according to official figures released this week . AA ... to increase by just over 2% in 2011, but there are risks ahead, especially with government spending cuts ...
, as the significant figure spent by the Government s Central Office of Information, estimated to be around 35m ...
and Central Eastern Europe was grouped together, to result in a slight lift of 0.9% at constant currency ...
and advertisers buy ads on bundles of channels from the same date. This does not apply to ITV1, which is governed ...
Government reduced its spend on advertising through COI by £18m to £193m last year while digital...Labour government in 2008/9, but COI is now dealing with a harsher financial climate introduced by the new coalition government. It was told in May to run only "essential" new and existing campaigns ...
added to the world ad market between 2009 and 2012. Central Eastern Europe suffered more from ...
A £40m slice of the ad market could become the target of the coalition Government's first ad ban
suggesting that government cuts will set back the industry, COI advertising spend is expected to be reduced considerably. The government and charity sector, which accounted for 7.2% of total adspend in 2009 ... the doomsday predictions as the government slashes adspend, the industry is in good health. Overall performance ...
LONDON - The rules which govern how ITV sells its airtime, Contract Rights Renewal, are still...Conservative government is likely to make further changes. In March, shadow culture minister Ed Vaizey told ...
to continue investing in it. Another could be what might happen should an incoming government slash its ...
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