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Michael HigginsC.E.O.Outdoor Services Limited

OFT Market Review into the UK Outdoor Advertising Sector

September 13, 2010

Analysis of:OFT launches market study into outdoor advertising | www.oft.gov.uk

What are the possible implications of the current OFT market review into the UK outdoor advertising sector?Posterscope (Aegis owned) and Kinetic (WPP owned) currently account for circa 90% of the buying in the UK market. Will this be deemed acceptable?Will they be allowed to continue to buy ooh space for competitive networks such as OMG, Havas and Publicis?What affect might these possible changes have on Clear Channel , JC Decaux, CBS Outdoor, Primesight and other outdoor media owners?

Nigel CarrSenior Vice President--Director of Brand PlanningTHE CRAMER-KRASSELT CO

AT&T-the real issue: appalling customer experience--cool gadgets just a band-aid

May 16, 2010

Analysis of:AT&T Looks Beyond the iPhone for Growth | online.wsj.com

1) at&t has to make a massive investment to fix a totally inadequate wireless network.2) locking new iphone users into contracts which many are not satisfied with (due to their crappy wireless network) isnt enough to stem wireless customers losses. 3) the elephant in the room--a horrible dsl customer experience--they must be bleeding at a massive rate there. desperate attempt to get revenue: blame every failure on in-home wiring and charge customers for call-out without fixing the problem...

David DiamondPresidentDavid Diamond Associates

Electronic Coupons are coming soon

September 24, 2009

Analysis of:The Breakfast Wars: Starbucks Learns to Cook | www.nytimes.com

Electronic couponing is finally read to happen. The combination of the current economic climate, the willingness of key leaders (P&G< Safeway and Kroger) to make it happen and the maturity of the enabling technologies means that after years of creeping forward, electronic couponing is ready to dominate

Brad SaulPresidentPrime Access

Local Radio Revenue Disappearing

June 16, 2009

Analysis of:In Radio These Days, Small Is Better | online.wsj.com

Radio will survive. It is just going to be a very different medium, led largely by internet radio which has no barrier to entry.

Andreas KurzOwnerAkari Enterprises LLC

UK apparel to recover faster than the US?

January 8, 2009

Analysis of:U.K. Clothiers Will Weather Slump Better Than U.S., WGSN Says | www.bloomberg.com

Speeding up the design and sourcing process in only one factor out of many. In the current environment, the key is to get consumers to come to the shops in the first place and then to make sure they don't leave without having bought something.

Brad SaulPresidentPrime Access

The Future of Radio

January 8, 2009

Analysis of:Analyst: Radio Revs Will Fall 13 Percent In 2009. Or More. | www.radioink.com

Radio ad revenues falling of the cliff

Brad SaulPresidentPrime Access

Firing of Broadcast Analysts

February 27, 2008

Analysis of:October Radio Revenues Down 7% | publications.mediapost.com

With fewer analysts looking at commercial radio, the industry begins to fall off investors' radar screens.

Brad SaulPresidentPrime Access

What's wrong with radio and how to fix it

January 11, 2008

Analysis of:November Revenues Show 'Worse Drop Than Expected' | www.radioink.com

Radio revenues for the month of November took a gigantic drop. National advertising was off by 15% (and local revenues were off by 5%).

Brad SaulPresidentPrime Access

A Wake Up Call for Radio

December 12, 2007

Analysis of:October Radio Revenues Down 7% | publications.mediapost.com

The failure of the radio industry to deploy electronic measurement casts doubt on radio's growth.

Brad SaulPresidentPrime Access

Why Radio Companies Should be Private Not Public

November 28, 2007

Analysis of:October Radio Revenues Down 7% | publications.mediapost.com

Radio can no longer afford to serve 2 masters- Wall Street investors and its core audience.

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