Turning Point: Simon Crane, Managing director, Eurosport Television
29 Oct 2008 | by Staff
After stints at Bass Brewers and Coca-Cola, I turned from gamekeeper to poacher to run Loftus Road, the then-owners of QPR FC and Wasps RFC.
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Media Week Essay - Television
09 Dec 2008 | by David Brennan
LONDON - Television remains the most powerful medium. It's important for brands to continue to invest in small-screen advertising, particularly during the tough times that are predicted for the next 12 months.
Is the television ad market in long-term structural decline?
21 Oct 2008 | by Staff
A recent report commissioned by Ofcom forecast the value of TV ads could fall from £3.16bn in 2007 to just £520m in 12 years' time. Will this dramatic prediction become a reality?
EMEA - Television - TV takes a multi-plat form leap
21 Oct 2008 | by Lucy Rouse
Pan-EMEA television is branching out. The internet and mobile offer new ways to reach viewers, and brands such as CNN and CNBC are no longer restricted to the small screen in the living room. Lucy Rouse reports.
Fincham hits out at barriers hampering commercial television
19 Sep 2008 | by Arif Durrani
LONDON - The television industry is guilty of putting a wall between programme makers at one end and advertisers at the other, according to ITV's new director of television Peter Fincham, who believes the more it can be broken, the better.
Webb wants to create bigger, better television
27 Aug 2008 | by Harriet Dennys
Virgin Media Television managing director Jonny Webb talks to Media Week about his plans to mastermind a super league of pay-TV channels.
NBC Universal acquires Carnival Film & Television
20 Aug 2008 | by Tristan O'Carroll
LONDON - NBC Universal has struck a deal to acquire UK independent producer Carnival Film & Television, the outfit behind the BBC's Hotel Babylon, and ITV's Midnight Man and Harley Street.
Television guides go on demand
19 Aug 2008 | by Stephen Armstrong
As television viewing fragments across hundreds of channels, how can TV listings products and services represent the vast range of on-demand programming? Stephen Armstrong reports.
2008 may be the start of a new Golden Age of television
22 Jul 2008 | by Sue Unerman
There's a letter in this month's issue of football magazine When Saturday Comes that gives a half-decent analogy for the complexity of modern life for media planners.
Ireland Television - Irish TV is well on its way to digital
10 Jun 2008 | by Lucy Rouse
While Ireland is in the early stages of creating digital terrestrial television, mobile broadband is already a reality for some. Media Week reports on the country's plans to hit the goal of analogue switch-off by 2012.
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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.
