Wednesday, 1 March 2017

ITV ad revenues drop for first time since 2009 recession | The Sun and The Times enjoy online readership surge

Campaign: Media

Campaign: Media
March 01, 2017
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ITV ad revenues drop for first time since 2009 recession
ITV ad revenues drop for first time since 2009 recession

Daniel Farey-Jones

ITV has reported its first fall in annual advertising revenues since the 2009 recession but stronger production revenues helped its pre-tax profit rise 4% to £847m.

The Sun and The Times enjoy online readership surge
The Sun and The Times enjoy online readership surge

Daniel Farey-Jones

Digital surges for The Sun and The Times have helped News UK to a more dominant position in a newsbrand market experiencing slow British readership growth.

Mars Chocolate global media chief Zander joins Teads
Mars Chocolate global media chief Zander joins Teads

Emily Tan

Marc Zander, global media director for Mars Chocolate, has joined video advertising marketplace, Teads, as its global vice-president of client partnerships.

Havas revenue slows to 3.3% in 2016
Havas revenue slows to 3.3% in 2016

Emily Tan

Havas Group was unable to match its double-digit growth of recent years after posting a 3.3% lift in global revenue for 2016, with the UK growth down to 1.6%.

L'Oréal and Team GB join Samsung and Coke on temporary Piccadilly Circus outdoor banner
L'Oréal and Team GB join Samsung and Coke on temporary Piccadilly Circus outdoor banner

Omar Oakes

A temporary banner has been erected on the infamous Piccadilly Circus outdoor site as it undergoes a digital transformation, while four out of six permanent advertiser slots for the site remain unfilled.

ITV 'Nightly Show' debut picks up 2.9m viewers
ITV 'Nightly Show' debut picks up 2.9m viewers

Daniel Farey-Jones

The Nightly Show, ITV's tilt at a US-style late night talkshow, was watched by an average audience of 2.9 million viewers on its debut last night.

Content, wearables and IoT: What I'm watching out for at MWC 2017
Content, wearables and IoT: What I'm watching out for at MWC 2017

Lorenzo Wood

DigitasLBi's global chief innovation officer sees automakers as brands to watch at Mobile World Congress this year.

How auto makers and software companies will do battle for the soul of your car
How auto makers and software companies will do battle for the soul of your car

Simon Gwynn

Connected car technology will soon be developed enough that the personality of a driver's car will soon be separable from the vehicle itself - but auto manufacturers won't give up control easily, said Nokia's Internet of Things marketing chief.

Women4Tech: 'Don't let men say Marissa Mayer is proof women can't do it'
Women4Tech: 'Don't let men say Marissa Mayer is proof women can't do it'

Matthew Chapman

Women must not allow men to hold up perceived female failures such as Marissa Mayer as proof women are not up to business leadership roles, according to a Women4Tech panel at Mobile World Congress.

Campaign TV: Behind Telefónica's world-first remote connected car driving experience
Campaign TV: Behind Telefónica's world-first remote connected car driving experience

Georgina Brazier

O2 owner Telefónica has showcased a never-before-tested 5G driving experience at Mobile World Congress.

Movers and shakers: Telegraph Media Group, Discovery Networks, Karmarama, New York Bakery Co and more
Movers and shakers: Telegraph Media Group, Discovery Networks, Karmarama, New York Bakery Co and more

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My Media Week: Lucas Brown, Total Media
My Media Week: Lucas Brown, Total Media

Hayley Hayes

Lucas Brown, chief strategy officer at Total Media, thrashes out the merits of human interpretation versus algorithm and talks audience diversity with the English National Opera.

January's Aerial Awards winner: KFC 'Money'
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January's Aerial Awards winner: KFC 'Money'

Radiocentre

Why January's winner hits all the right notes...

The art of attention in the digital age
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The art of attention in the digital age

Stuart Derrick

Campaign and creative-talent specialist Vitamin T assembled a panel to explore the emerging opportunities for creative communications in the age of swipe-right culture

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