Podcasting looks set to rocket over the rest of the decade, rising to 12.3 million by 2010, up from just 700,000 expected for this year. According to a new report from Forrester Research, just 1% of online households in North America regularly download and listen to podcasts. Recent figures from eMarketer confirm podcastings expected strong… Continue reading Podcasting To Reach 12.3 Million By 2010
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Satellite TV in the Asia-Pacific region is eroding cable’s share of the pay-TV sector, with new estimates from Informa Telcoms and Media predicting satellite to take a 7.9% of the market by 2011, up from 4.2% in 2005. The new Asia Pacific TV: Satellite Challenges Cable Dominance report claims that by 2011, Asia-Pacific will boast… Continue reading Satellite TV Catching Up With Cable In Pay-TV Market
A new study from the US claims TV viewers using PVRs do not display any significant difference in ad recall or ad recognition when compared with viewers not using the technology. The research, conducted by Millward Brown, represents good news for the advertising and marketing industries, with Michelle de Montigny, senior vice president at the… Continue reading Ad Recognition Not Affected By PVRs
Multimedia enabled mobile phones look set to double over the next two years, despite an apparent lack of consumer interest. Despite the ability to play digital music on handsets shown to be one of the more popluar multimedia applications cited by US respondents a recent report by In-Stat claimed the feature was not deamed that… Continue reading Multimedia Phones Set To Rise Despite Lack Of Consumer Interest
BT’s forthcoming IPTV service, BT Vision, has signed new content deals to offer customers more than 500 concerts and performances from launch, with the content including material from some of the world’s biggest music artists.Deals between i-concerts and Eagle Rock, two of the most respected providers of long-form music video content, will see content spanning… Continue reading BT Signs Music Content For On-Demand TV Service
The concluding half of ITV’s Ghostboat, starring David Jason, saw the broadcaster sink competition from BBC One’s Dalziel and Pascoe last night, as 7.1 million adults tuned in on average compared with the BBC’s 5.7 million.ITV also outperformed the BBC in soap programming, with the broadcaster’s double bill of Coronation Street drawing audiences of 10.2… Continue reading Ghostboat Conclusion Sinks Competition From BBC
A new study from the US claims TV viewers using DVRs do not display any significant difference in ad recall or ad recognition when compared with viewers not using the technology.The research, conducted by Millward Brown, represents good news for the advertising and marketing industries, with Michelle de Montigny, senior vice president at the company… Continue reading Research Shows DVRs Have No Effect On Ad Recognition
Andrew Brown, director general of the Advertising Association (AA) has announced his intention to stand down from the position at the end of the year.Making the announcement at a meeting of the AA’s Council this afternoon, Brown said: “I have had a thoroughly enjoyable thirteen years, but now feel for personal and professional reasons that… Continue reading AA Seeks New DG As Brown Steps Down
Emap is to push its consumer-facing digital businesses with the relaunch of Emap Performance, bringing together the company’s broadband, mobile, interactive TV and radio distribution strategies.Led by Dharmash Mistry, the new Emap Performance will work alongside the company’s existing businesses in magazine, radio and TV, with a focus on new digital initiatives. Additional talent will… Continue reading Emap Performance Relaunches For Focus On Digital Platforms
TV marketing body Thinkbox has appointed research specialists Actual Consumer Behaviour (ACB) and Holden Pearmain to develop its first research study into the depth of brand engagement via television.The study aims to provide the TV market with a deeper understanding of relationships between the viewer and TV output, investigating the medium across a variety of… Continue reading Thinkbox Preps First Research Into Engagement