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Standard, Newsquest adopt new billboards
LONDON - London's Evening Standard and regional newspaper group Newsquest are aiming to generate outdoor ad revenues with the rollout of new digital billboards.
Associated Irish chief joins News International
LONDON - Oliver Keenaghan, general manager of Associated Newspapers in Ireland, is joining rival news group News International to head up its Irish division.
ABC chief executive to quit next October
LONDON - Chris Boyd, the chief executive of auditing body ABC, is to retire from his role in October 2008.
Guarded optimism forecast for 2008
Despite economic uncertainty, ad spend forecasts for 2008 aren't too bad, says Isabella Piasecka.
Metro readies regional online flavour
LONDON - Associated Newspapers' Metro is planning a revamp of its arts and entertainment portal MetroLife, with plans to make its content more regionally specific.
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