, which owns worldwide rights to the show. Avesco said its full-year television market revenues would fall ...
EMAP: Emap TV's music magazine spin-off shows are to be available to digital viewers on the NTL platform from next year. The channels - The Box, Smash Hits, Kiss TV, Q TV, Kerrang! TV and Magic - are already on Sky Digital and launched on Telewest last week. ...
RADIO 5 LIVE: Jo Phillips has been promoted to executive producer of Sunday Service, the BBC Radio 5 Live politics show that features PRWeek columnist Charlie Whelan. Phillips will also work on other TV and radio projects for independent production company Ten Alps. ...
POPWORLD: Ex-Smash Hits editor Gavin Reeve is to provide breaking news for under-18 pop fans via mobile phones in a tie-up between mmO2's Genie and content provider Popworld. The service costs up to 3 for ten SMS alerts. Popworld also has a website, TV show and magazine through the Mail ...
magazine to do justice to the impact the developers think the product will have on the world; and ABC TV ... photo opportunity was held that was attended by 60 print and TV representatives. Measurement and Evaluation The product had more than 30 minutes on ABC TV, the front page in the NYT business ...
TV personality Johnny Vaughan this week chose entertainment specialist Henry's House to manage his PR. MD Julian Henry has been trusted by Vaughan to raise the profile of his new chat-show, which will be shown on digital channel BBC Choice in the new year. This is the first time Vaughan, pictured above ...
. It includes work for Dremedia, a specialist division of Autonomy responsible for digital TV software ...
after leaving school. He went on to work for the Bournemouth Echo before breaking into TV news ... . In an otherwise natural career path - from local paper, to regional TV news, to high-brow national TV news ... as launch news editor for L!VE TV, the news channel famed for its irreverence and news bunny gimmick. He ...
. London-based Fabric shuns much proactive PR, and says it will not do TV. So how does it differentiate ...
LONDON - Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO and Capita have won the 500m BBC licence-fee marketing and collection business.
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