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DMGT'S national and regional titles axe nearly 600 jobs
Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT)'s national and regional papers have reported a 24% fall ... A N Media which publishes the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, free title Metro and regional titles including the Leicester Mercury reported a 3% fall in revenues in the six-month period. Adjusted operating profits in the period plummeted by 10m, equal to 24%, as the titles were hit by lower ...
Media360: Zeebox is social media app to watch says MEC's Fletcher
, but stressed the importance of translating data into a concise one-page, particularly in a time-pressed ...
RAJAR Q1 2012: Views from the radio advertising buyers
to the well publicised declining regional press market, this also shows encouraging signs for the future ...
Johnston Press reports £144m pre-tax loss
Johnston Press has reported a pre-tax loss of £143.8m for last year, after the struggling regional ... The loss compared to a 16.5m profit the previous year. Revenues at Johnston Press, which ... in the digital age. It is looking at raising the cover price of some of its 170 regional titles, as well as plotting to launch daily iPad apps for its bigger regional newspapers. Highfield said:" Although ...
Yahoo revenues improve but Europe struggles
explained the rise was partly down to marketing costs being charged to regions as of 2012. Europe's contribution accordingly dropped 27%, but remained positive at $48m ( 30m). The two other regions, Americas ...
AA reports UK ad spend lifted 2.7% in 2011
.7% growth in 2012. The press figures do not include the increasing amount of advertising activity ... .70% Out of home 886.3 0.6 5.50% *Press 3,945.10 -8.4 24.50% Cinema ... of 224m *Press includes print only - press websites appear under Internet 2012 adspend ...
UKOM ditches Nielsen for comScore to handle online measurement
of our commitment to the region" and "continued investment and innovation in digital audience measurement ...
Advertisers still hold concerns over transparency of media rebates
by media, online was seen as having the highest levels of rebates followed by TV, press and outdoor ... was China, followed by Indonesia, the Philippines and India. In this region, advertisers also identified a ... rebates, followed by outdoor, online and press. Thirteen per cent of rebates were returned as free ...
Latin America gives Zenith sunnier outlook on global growth
's intervention. The region's deteriorating economic performance has led Zenith to cut its forecast from 2% to 1.5%, the slowest growth of any major region. The biggest change to the forecast relates to Latin America's growth, which Zenith has switched from 6% to 9.2% due to confidence the region has escaped a ...
Sector Analysis: Magazines
reach across a sector, market or geographical region." The ABC claims the new certification ... is growing iPad subscriptions of 6,000 and downloads in the region of 300,000 for its enhanced digital ...
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