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Sky links with Sony to support HD penetration
21 Dec 2005 | by by Daniel Farey-Jones
LONDON – Sky is supporting the launch of its high-definition television service next year with a...Their shared aims include raising awareness of HD through advertising and events, and offering customers savings when they buy a Sony HD TV set and a Sky HD Box together. The Sky HD box ... 't produce and broadcast in HD, the consumer would be reluctant to purchase HD televisions or equipment ...
Troubled Doherty records BBC tribute to comic Hancock
21 Dec 2005 | by by Julia Pearlman
The on-off boyfriend of supermodel Kate Moss has recorded the track exclusively for the television documentary. The film will look at the complex life of Hancock, who committed suicide 37 years ago. Doherty's adoration of Hancock is well known amongst his fans. The new track is entitled 'Lady Don't Fall Backwards ...
Raymond Snoddy on media: HDTV needs team effort at World Cup
21 Dec 2005
The launch of high-definition television (HDTV) will be the big media marketing challenge for 2006...campaign provided virtually for free. 30 SECONDS ON ... HIGH-DEFINITION TELEVISION - High-definition (HD) TV has been available to consumers in the US since 2002. It will launch in the UK in 2006. - Programmes shown in high definition on an HD-compatible TV have four times as much picture information ...
Ofcom warms to brands in shows
21 Dec 2005
Product placement in UK TV programmes has come a step closer after Ofcom gave a cautious welcome...Last week the EC published a draft paper proposing to ditch its ban on 'surreptitious advertising'. The EC is using the review of the Television Without Frontiers directive to relax legislation across Europe. Ofcom is to launch a consultation seeking views on how liberalisation should be interpreted ...
Ofcom's CRR chief set to exit after three seasons
21 Dec 2005 | by Jeremy Lee
for a successor in January. By the time he leaves Connolly will have overseen three TV trading seasons ... review of the UK TV sales market. Ofcom has cancelled the review, which was due to take place next year ... the operation of the television advertising sales market and no calls from the advertising or broadcasting ...
Five to introduce revamped idents
21 Dec 2005
until mid-February, using outdoor, cinema, press, TV and PR activity. Scott said a further campaign ...
IPC to sell teen title Mizz to niche publisher Panini
21 Dec 2005 | by Nicola Clark
the proliferation of online and multichannel TV, have been a particular challenge to publishers targeting teenagers ...
Yahoo! in music-video ads
21 Dec 2005 | by Ben Carter
that the medium would be easy for brand owners to use because it allows them to transfer existing TV advertising ...
Editorial: Life, not just Christmas
21 Dec 2005 | by Craig Smith, editor
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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.
