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 Financial Times: Advertising migration hurts Johnston Press
The second-largest regional newspaper publisher in the UK saw revenue fall almost a fifth in 2009, hit by the slump in advertising and the migration of car and job classifieds online
Financial Times: Snoopy reading
Gapper blog (Jonathan Guthrie): Carlos Slim Helu has snatched the title "World's Richest Man" from Bill Gates in this year's rankings of billionaires from...
Financial Times: Sales growth starts to return in Europe
European companies have started to see an increase in sales in the last quarter, providing a tentative boost to corporate confidence
Financial Times: Google faces potential AdMob antitrust test
Google's $750m acquisition of mobile advertising company AdMob faces a potential challenge by regulators concerned about the search company's expanding reach
Financial Times: Pink Floyd wins EMI court case
Pink Floyd has won a court claim against EMI that prevents the record company from selling single downloads of the band's concept albums on the internet
Financial Times: RTL seeks relaxation of advertising rules
Broadcaster, RTL is calling on regulators to relax advertising rules surrounding sponsors' logos and product placement to ease the pain left by the advertising recession
AllAfrica: South Africa: Broadcast Technology 'Not Ideal' for State Entities
TELEVISION audience measurement firm AGB Nielsen yesterday said it was not ideal for state-owned entities to handle technology related to broadcasting, because their structures were not equipped to keep up with global trends.
AME Info: ADMC to launch Vevo Arabia
The Abu Dhabi Media Co (ADMC) plans to launch local spin-offs of two US-based businesses it has invested in, as the emirate looks to create Arabic digital content to export around the region, the FT has reported. Vevo Arabia, a regional version of the music video website launched late lastyear by Universal Music, Sony Music and EMI with support from Google's ...
AME Info: NDTV in talks to launch channel in UAE
India's NDTV is in talks with potential local partners to launch a local television channel in the UAE, Gulf News has reported. 'We are only waiting for an upturn in the economy. We have a lot of synergies here in the Middle East and there's a big Indian population and our channels are beaming in here,' Dr Prannoy Roy, NDTV's executive chairperson told the n ...
AllAfrica: Rwanda: Local Journalists to Train At UK's Top Media Corporation
Ten Rwandan newspaper and radio journalists will be selected to undertake a one week professional internship at News International a UK subsidiary of News Corporation that is owned by world's media tycoon, Rupert Murdoch.
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·ADMC to launch Vevo Arabia
The Abu Dhabi Media Co (ADMC) plans to launch local spin-offs of two US-based businesses it has invested in, as the emirate looks to create Arabic digital content to export around the region, the FT has reported. Vevo Arabia, a regional version of the music video website launched late lastyear by Universal Music, Sony Music and EMI with support from Google's YouTube video service, will be launched by early 2011, Ed B ...
·NDTV in talks to launch channel in UAE
India's NDTV is in talks with potential local partners to launch a local television channel in the UAE, Gulf News has reported. 'We are only waiting for an upturn in the economy. We have a lot of synergies here in the Middle East and there's a big Indian population and our channels are beaming in here,' Dr Prannoy Roy, NDTV's executive chairperson told the newspaper. The local UAE channel will be based either in Duba ...
·ADMC to offer Premier League TV channel in HD
Premier League TV, the newly launched HD channel by Abu Dhabi Media Co (ADMC) for the English Premier League (EPL), will be part of its Premier League subscription package when the new season kicks off in August, ADMC has said. Last month, ADMC announced its distribution strategy for the English Premier League 2010/2011 season which included several subscription platforms.
·News Corp unit and twofour54 announce joint project
Abu Dhabi's twofour54 has entered into a strategic partnership with Fox International Channels, a wholly owned subsidiary of News Corporation, across three major projects. Under the agreement, FIC's global online advertising network business, .FOX, will headquarter its Middle East operations in Abu Dhabi and in co-operation with twofour54. Furthermore, FIC will move the playout and operations of some of its channels ...
·Citymax appoints Grayling Momentum
Dubai-headquartered Citymax Hotels, a member of the Landmark Gulf Group, has announced the appointment of Grayling Momentum to handle their international PR and communications. Grayling Momentum will direct the PR strategy to focus on what Citymax, as a mid-market hotel, will bring to the region.
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·Sales growth starts to return in Europe
European companies have started to see an increase in sales in the last quarter, providing a tentative boost to corporate confidence
·Google faces potential AdMob antitrust test
Google's $750m acquisition of mobile advertising company AdMob faces a potential challenge by regulators concerned about the search company's expanding reach
·Pink Floyd wins EMI court case
Pink Floyd has won a court claim against EMI that prevents the record company from selling single downloads of the band's concept albums on the internet
·RTL seeks relaxation of advertising rules
Broadcaster, RTL is calling on regulators to relax advertising rules surrounding sponsors' logos and product placement to ease the pain left by the advertising recession
·Advertising migration hurts Johnston Press
The second-largest regional newspaper publisher in the UK saw revenue fall almost a fifth in 2009, hit by the slump in advertising and the migration of car and job classifieds online
·Traders set to launch 'movie' exchanges
The move is a sign that some in the film business believe the exchange-traded futures markets might offer a new way to help film producers manage financial risks
·Allen takes over helm at EMI Music
The former chief executive of ITV is to take over as executive chairman as the music group, owned by private equity house Terra Firma, seeks to raise £120m in new funds
·Kabel Deutschland set for €880m IPO
Providence Equity Partners plans to raise as much as €880m from the initial public offering of Kabel Deutschland, valuing Germany's biggest cable company at less than the buy-out bids it rejected last month
·ADMC plans Arabic spin-offs of online groups
Abu Dhabi Media Company is planning local spin-offs of two US-based businesses it has invested in, as the emirate races rival centres to create Arabic digital content to export around the region
·Snoopy reading
Gapper blog (Jonathan Guthrie): Carlos Slim Helu has snatched the title "World's Richest Man" from Bill Gates in this year's rankings of billionaires from...
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·South Africa: Broadcast Technology 'Not Ideal' for State Entities
TELEVISION audience measurement firm AGB Nielsen yesterday said it was not ideal for state-owned entities to handle technology related to broadcasting, because their structures were not equipped to keep up with global trends.
·Tunisia: Airing of Radio and TV Spots to Raise Awareness On Energy Consumption
A vast sensitization campaign destined to raise awareness on energy consumption will soon be launched in Tunisia.
·Rwanda: Local Journalists to Train At UK's Top Media Corporation
Ten Rwandan newspaper and radio journalists will be selected to undertake a one week professional internship at News International a UK subsidiary of News Corporation that is owned by world's media tycoon, Rupert Murdoch.
·Rwanda: ORINFOR Urged to Conduct Audience Survey
The government owned media outlet, ORINFOR, has been called upon to establish the needs of the audience it serves by conducting an audience survey.
·Zimbabwe: Unpacking Media-NGO Activism
THE recent call for media objectivity and promotion of unity by President Mugabe has obviously been embraced positively by many, and we need to look at the current state of the media in Zimbabwe if we are going to make an informed follow up to the President's call.
·Gambia: Court Remands Rights Defender
The Kanifing Magistrate Court on March 8, 2010 remanded Edwin Nebolisa Nwakaeme, a local human rights defender and a Director of Programmes of the Banjul-based Africa in Democracy and Good Governance (ADG) in police custody for allegedly "giving false information".
·Ethiopia: Country Reinstates Hefty Fines Against Publishing Houses
The Ethiopian Supreme Court reinstated fines on Monday against four newspaper publishing companies over their coverage of the disputed 2005 national election. The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Ethiopian authorities to end their continuing pursuit of politically motivated charges related to the election.
·Namibia: DSTV Mulls Porn Channel, Citizens Express Shock
ADULT entertainment lovers might be in for a treat soon, should MultiChoice launch a pornography channel on DStv.
·Zimbabwe: The Day the Press Met the President
IT had been 10 years since the President played host to such a large number of local journalists. The date was March 4 2010 and the setting was his official Zimbabwe House residence.
·Uganda: Mao Attacks Museveni over Buganda Radio Closure
The newly-elected president general of the Democratic Party, Mr Norbert Mao, used his two-day tour of Masaka to turn his guns on Mr Museveni and his thorny relation with Buganda.
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