Abstract
Examines the use of media scheduling in the field of advertising. Looks at newspaper publishers, in particular, investigating forecasting of advertisement space and revenue; the pricing problem of advertisement rates; and some specific applications of operational research in planning for a newspaper colour supplement. Stresses the use of relatively simple models in this area.
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