Sector Insight: Seasonal chocolate - Quantity makes way for quality
20 Dec 2006 | by Jane Bainbridge
, although its timing each year has a significant impact on sales: an early Easter limits the pre ...
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for the first time since it opened. The results speak for themselves: its newly designed fish counter saw sales ...
, although its timing each year has a significant impact on sales: an early Easter limits the pre ...
. These wins saw it top £8m in billings for the first time as it grew in revenue terms by about 18%. Any ...
market yet.' Envirofone.com, launched in March, offers people a financial incentive by valuing individual ...
Ofcom said it proposes to make new digital spectrum available in a way that allows the widest possible range of uses. Licences will be tradeable and liberalised to allow users the flexibility to decide what technology to use, what services to offer, and to change their use of the spectrum over time ...
The tender sets out several key areas that the research companies should address concerning the future of television measurement: new distribution forms, on-demand television, time-shifted viewing, transportability and their combined effects. Barb will now assess the proposals to work out how effectively ...
Applications for the tender are set to address new measurement concerns revealed by Barb, including the measurement of on-demand programming, time-shift content and wireless-based broadcast technologies. The new proposals are just part of Barb's proposals TO broaden its measurement remit. In June ...
of Saga's FM radio broadcasts went on air in October 2001 and at the time was the first commercial radio ...
to be the first time the government has outlined the cost of a switchover support scheme, with the entire process ...
-Factor'. Peak-time audience share has risen to 29%, compared with an average of 27.3% for the year. John ... to working with him in the New Year." Shares in the broadcaster were unchanged at the time of writing ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.