08 Dec 2004
Sony Computer Entertainment has struck a £200,000 deal with Emap Advertising to promote its game The Getaway: Black Monday. Activity will run across Emap's magazine and radio assets, including FHM and Kiss FM.
01 Dec 2004
| by Sam Matthews,
LONDON – Sky One is to make a UK version of 'Entertainment Tonight' with US production company Paramount, featuring Hollywood gossip from UK stars like Kelly Brook and Kate Beckinsale.
01 Dec 2004
BT is launching BT Entertainment, a division that will lead its move into broadband entertainment and education. It will be headed by Andrew Burke, currently director of value-added services at BT Retail, and will develop and license gaming, music and TV services.
26 Nov 2004
WINNER
Title: Lapdance Island - E4
Media agency: Naked Communications
Account directors: Anthony Swede, Pete Lien
Creative agency: 4Creative
Marketing director: Rufus Radcliff
Client: E4
Brand/product: The Pilot Show
Media/brand manager: Lindsay Nuttall
Naked Communications set about...
17 Nov 2004
| by Ben Carter
Clean-cut Soho sophisticate Alan Duncan may not at first appear to have the attributes of a typical hardcore gamer, but at 31, as one of Sony PlayStation's youngest-ever marketing chiefs, he has landed the job of his dreams.
22 Oct 2004
Forget black technobricks or slim silver boxes - consumer electronics are changing their looks. And as for all the tinted translucent Perspex (to date, the coolest look in personal computing), as sported by the iMac - chuck it out. The sleek white of an iPod? Passe. This year's big thing in consumer...
12 Oct 2004
| by MediaWeek
Having digested theGWR/Capital
Radio merger andITV’s disposals,
one of the more exciting
announcements now awaited by
the market is the preliminary
results from Hit Entertainment
(for which Investec acts as
broker), expected in the second
half of October.
11 Oct 2004
| by Staff,
LONDON - BBC Worldwide has launched BBC Japan, an entertainment channel running classic shows, such as 'Fawlty Towers', bringing the best of BBC programming to audiences in the huge Japanese market.
29 Sep 2004
Intent Media is launching Mobile Entertainment, a monthly controlled-circulation title aimed at the mobile content industry. The first issue will appear in early 2005 with a distribution of 10,000.