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Interpublic revenues up 9.7pc year-on-year
30.07.2010 Advertising and marketing conglomerate Interpublic, which numbers McCann Erickson, Weber Shandwick and Lowe Worldwide among its brands, has announced second quarter revenues of US$1.62bn, up 9.7pc from US$1.47bn in Q2 2009. more...
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Facebook IPO not happening until 2012
30.07.2010 Facebook is not planning to launch its initial public offering (IPO) until 2012 in order to give itself more time to grow its user base and grow sales, according to reports. The company, which currently has revenues of US$800m, recently secured its 500 millionth user. more...
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EU rejects Anheuser-Busch’s Budweiser trademark appeal
30.07.2010 The European Court of Justice delivered a blow to the brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev yesterday by rejecting its appeal to own the rights to the Budweiser beer brand. more...
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Specsavers sponsoring ladies Gaelic football refs
30.07.2010 Specsavers is to sponsor the Ladies Gaelic Football Association referees in a new two-year deal. more...
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Radio attracts 86pc of adults daily
30.07.2010 Daily radio listenership stands at 86pc of the adult population, according to the latest JNLR figures for the 12-month period from July 2009 to June 2010. more...
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Irish online display ads outperform UK counterparts
30.07.2010 Irish online display ads are performing 7pc more strongly than the equivalent medium in the UK, according to online publishers. But, at just 10pc of the ads market in Ireland is behind the UK where online is now 30pc of the ads market. more...
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Irish analogue TV to shut down in 2012
30.07.2010 Analogue TV will be switched off forever by the end of 2012, Communications Minister Eamon Ryan confirmed yesterday. RTÉ will in the meantime build a €70m replacement digital service. more...
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4FM listener numbers on the up
29.07.2010 The latest JNLR figures reveal that 4FM’s market share in terms of minutes listened in the 7am to 7pm slot has increased by 33pc to 2pc since the last report. more...
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Newstalk reaching 260,000 national listeners
29.07.2010 Today’s JNLR figures indicate that Newstalk now reaches 260,000 listeners nationally each day, up 3,000 year on year. more...
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IBI comments on JNLR figures
29.07.2010 The Independent Broadcasters of Ireland (IBI) has reacted positively to the latest JNLR figures, which indicate that independent radio now has 2,449,000 listeners each day, or 70pc of the population. more...
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