30 Sep 2008
| by Richard Abbott
.6% to 216.6m. There is some good news for the industry, in that travel and transport companies ...
30 Sep 2008
| by Gemma Charles
children. He told Marketing: 'Some people forget that it isn't the same as when they were growing up. These days children get messages from lots of places, not just TV.' Retail Asda and the Co-op were out ...
by delaying the time it takes to get titles to market. Healthy eating/nutritional labelling The battle ...
30 Sep 2008
| by Alison Donnelly
information about how Royal Mail can help them. The idea is to publicise some of the brand's lesser ...
is the start of a new era for Royal Mail,' he says. 'We have some fantastic brand values derived from our history, and some of our competitors would die for the heritage we have. Having said that, we recognise ...
30 Sep 2008
| by Emma Barnett
on spending the spare money on programmes that will get it bigger audience numbers." However, there is some ...
can drop some regional news bulletins, reduce non-news regional programming by half and cut back ...
to enhance its primetime performance. He explained: "Localness is overrated and consumers can get it from ...
30 Sep 2008
| by Frances Wallinger
data we need to roll up our sleeves, get our hands dirty, and for want of a better analogy, embrace a ...
30 Sep 2008
| by Robert McLuhan
Spend on mailings relating to personal loans is down by more than a third, and that on mortgages down by 13%, according to Nielsen Media Research. Some find this to be poetic justice. 'Direct mail ...
credit bureaus before mailing. Some experts think the sector has to work on making itself easier ...
30 Sep 2008
| by Ben Langdon
for some brands to waen themselves off a high volume approach, the benefits of a carefully crafted approach ...
driver -- giving us the goal of ensuring our clients get more bang for their buck'. Digital ...
30 Sep 2008
| by John Reynolds
- to inject some much-needed lifeblood into the firm's national newspaper brands. Cynics may question his ...
30 Sep 2008
| by Sue Unerman
sector. The overriding impression you get from the pundits is one of shock and surprise at the unexpected
30 Sep 2008
| by Tom de Castella
in some quarters as a triumph of seriousness over tat. Celebrity and lads' mags recorded big falls, while ...
's market is going through some interesting changes and the signs are that the tide might be starting ...
into account the fact that some media buyers prefer to segregate magazine readers by mindsets such as "gossip ...