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Carlton cuts 100 jobs as television ad income drops

Carlton Communications has responded to the deepening TV advertising recession by announcing another 100 job cuts. The news follows last week's decision by Carlton's ITV partner Granada to slash a further 430 jobs next year. Chief executive Gerry Murphy said on Tuesday the 12.7% decline...

OPINION: It's television that turns history into soap opera, not historians

History is the new EastEnders. If this is true, does that make EastEnders history? Discuss. I don't doubt that students will soon be set exam questions such as this one, but will it be a history question or a media studies question? It could be both. A particularly silly war of words...

CAMPAIGN MEDIA AWARDS 2001: The Hallmark Channel Award - Best Use Of Television and/or Cinema

Inspiring Personal Progress. Starcom Motive wanted to enhance Johnnie Walker's two-year-old "Keep walking" advertising campaign to reinstate the brand's global credentials. Instead of continuing the ad campaign or launching a new one, Starcom Motive opted to extend the "Keep walking"...

THE MARKETING AWARDS - CONNECTIONS 2001: Best use of telemarketing - Winner - Channel 4 Television

WINNER Client: Channel 4 Television Lead agency: Audiocall WINNER Originally developed by Dutch TV company Endemol, the Big Brother format has proved to be extremely involving for audiences. Ten contestants live in a house for ten weeks under full surveillance camera and each week...

IN-STORE: Getting children's attention in-store - With a greater choice of television for kids, firms must reach them in different ways

Last year toy and game manufacturers spent more than 88m on advertising. The advertising to sales ratio within the market was around 5% according to independent research firm Mintel; higher than for many durable products and similar to that found in leading FMCG sectors. Television...

Pearson in venture with China's
largest television broadcaster

HONG KONG - Financial Times publisher Pearson has formed a joint venture with China's largest television broadcaster, CTV Media, to produce television and broadband services.

STOP PRESS: Trends in Television report

The Institute of Practitioners in Advertising's third-quarter Trends in Television report shows non-terrestrial channels now hold a 20% share of TV viewing, while ITV recorded its lowest ever share of total viewing and peak time viewing.

MEDIA BRIEFS: Carlton Television launches new programme

Carlton Television is launching a new programme targeted at young would-be entrepreneurs. Titled Tricks of the Trade, the series will air next year in the Carlton, Central, West Country and HTV regions. Each episode will feature two entrepreneurs who will be assigned to shadow a prominent industry...

STOP PRESS: Press Association joins forces with Television News Release

TRAINING: The Press Association has joined forces with Television News Release to launch a course aimed at increasing awareness of, and communications with, media organisations. The course targets executives within their first two years in PR and marketing.

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