Tag Archives: Clear Channel

JCDecaux has reinforced its position as the biggest global Out of Home operator by agreeing to buy Clear Channel’s operations in Spain and Italy. US-based Clear Channel has put OOH operations up for sale as it retrenches, with bids expected ...

Major Out of Home media owner Clear Channel has put its European business in the shop window, a move that will interest European media giants including JC Decaux and Global plus the usual line-up of private equity companies. Outgoing CEO ...

Out of home giant Clear Channel is finally to escape from the clutches of US radio operator iHeart Media which is restructuring to escape huge debts (a mere $20bn) incurred by private equity “investors.” Clear Channel is best known for ...

Billboard giant Clear Channel’s owner IHeart Media (mainly a radio operator in the US) has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the US, drowned by over $20bn of debt it incurred in a private equity buyout around the time of ...

Latterly running a big supermarket chain hasn’t been the piece of cake it was before German interlopers Aldi and Lidl made life difficult. Asda has had a particularly torrid time, in terms of market share anyway although it says profits ...

French-owned out of home giant JC Decaux has tightened its grip on the London market (about half the UK total) with the award of Kensington and Chelsea’s bus shelter advertising contract. The 15-year contract was previously held by Clear Channel ...

Former British ad agency executive William Eccleshare has been displaced as boss of out of home giant Clear Channel by Scott Wells who will become CEO of Clear Channel Americas, in charge of the US and Canada. Eccleshare (left) is ...

JC Decaux, which claims to be the world’s biggest outdoor company, is ramping up its efforts to win the lucrative ten-year Transport for London (TFL) contract, held by US company Clear Channel. The contract, which includes the capital’s bus shelters, ...

What do driverless cars have to do with advertising, marketing and media (our ostensible subjects)? Well it’s Google innit and the tech (and ad) giant has just unveiled its first driverless car prototype. Very neat it is too and a ...