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03 Dec 2009
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Liz Jaques
A recession-filled year wasn't all doom and gloom, despite the "Recession - A year in the headlines" titled presentation at Tuesday's MRG conference in London.
03 Dec 2009
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Sam Howroyd
New research from Leichtman Research Group has found that 46% of households in the United States have at least one HDTV set - around double the percentage reported two years ago.
03 Dec 2009
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Sam Howroyd
Lord Mandelson has launched a withering attack on Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, accusing it of having an "iron grip" on the pay-TV market.
03 Dec 2009
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Liz Jaques
The Media Research Group's one day conference offered an insight into what the industry is planning in 2010, with updates from all the leading industry currencies including POSTAR, UKOM and RAJAR.
03 Dec 2009
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Sam Howroyd
Ocean Outdoor has unveiled the second in a series of bespoke new digital advertising towers in the capital.
02 Dec 2009
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Anne Tucker
A three-headed presentation at yesterday's MRG one day conference took the audience through the new forthcoming mobile media metric (MMM).
02 Dec 2009
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Sam Howroyd
IPC's men's magazine Loaded has been revamped, backed by a six figure marketing campaign.
02 Dec 2009
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Liz Jaques
The Media Research Group's One Day Conference in London started and finished on a high, with some interesting insight and recession-busting talk in between.
02 Dec 2009
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Sam Howroyd
Freeview has announced that it is now the main TV service in 10 million UK homes.
02 Dec 2009
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Sam Howroyd
The Radio Advertising Bureau is launching a new tier of measurement for local and regional radio advertisers outside of London on its research tool, RadioGauge.
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