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The rash of consolidation predicted to follow Carlton and Granada's merger did not materialise, but 2004 was an eventful year in TV, Chris Boothby says.
LONDON – A Nike television commercial showing US basketball star LeBron James in a battle with a kung fu master has been banned in China for insulting Chinese national dignity and traditional culture.
LONDON - Sony PlayStation is targeting adults with an online TV channel to promote its PS2 console.
LONDON - The public could soon have access to more than a century's worth of television and cinema advertising thanks to a new initiative by the British Film Institute to open up advertising archives.
Orlando, host city to this year's ABTA convention, is to run its first UK terrestrial TV ads in 2005 to make it a more 'aspirational' destination.
LONDON – Ozzy Osbourne has said his family will not return for another series of reality TV show 'The Osbournes' because he has had enough of the filming.
European PSBs are exploring commercial avenues as tensions over their funding grow. Stewart Clarke investigates.
The UK television licence will increase by £5.50 to £126.50 per year from April 2005, the government has announced.
NEW YORK - Video advertising on the internet has the same impact as television advertising, a new study has concluded.
LONDON – US President George W Bush and the Republican Party have been forced to pull a TV ad after a website revealed a picture of the President speaking to US soldiers in Iraq had been digitally manipulated.
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.
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