24 Dec 2004
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ITV1’s prime time Swansea-based drama Mine All Mine suffered the indignity of having just one...specials. BBC One’s traditional repeat of Only Fools and Horses at 9pm claimed the prime time top sport ...
ITV1’s prime time effort, although by only 11,000 viewers (total of 2.22 million). Five’s prime time ...
23 Dec 2004
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breaking the half billion mark for the first time, search engines leapfrogging cinema advertising to become one and a half times its size by June – the web broke every record going. It’s not just that ad spend ...
connections (more than 5,000 daily) pushed those faster connections over the 50% mark this autumn. The time ...
22 Dec 2004
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for the first time.” BBC News 24 and Sky News Active currently broadcast looped news, sport and weather summaries, but it is believed the ITV deal is the first time a national broadcaster has agreed to provide ...
are, for the first time, a reality.” By Kevin May ...
21 Dec 2004
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The research revealed an expected rise in independent working within the industry – nearly three quarters (72%) of media professionals expect employees of the future will often work on a flexi-time basis and nearly half (44%) believe they will eventually work for themselves or set up their own business. Hudson ...
21 Dec 2004
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A massive £7m promotion for Haven Holidays will break for the first time on Christmas Day.
20 Dec 2004
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.7% and 5.6 million viewers. The second instalment of the national quiz came at 10.35pm and this time won ...
19 Dec 2004
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resurgent ITV. The Times went fully tabloid (that was fairly recent, so I know it was this year). That ...
17 Dec 2004
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of Radio 4’s In Our Time programme in November, had been a massive success....if they are not logged on to the BBC Radio website. Using download applications such as iPodder, In Our Time could ...
17 Dec 2004
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-free, with the government pledging a massive £15m spend on the channel over three years. Reid said: “For the first time ...
17 Dec 2004
| by MediaWeek
The Financial Times has overhauled its weekly Creative Business supplement, moving its editorial...The newspaper admitted today that leveraging the title into the weekly market since its launch in 2000 had been “tough”, with the commercial team finding it difficult to obtain advertising to support a high-profile supplement. The title will now be published 12 times a year, while the paper has stressed ...