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MediaTel’s Connected Consumer business manager, Anne Tucker, gives her take on the new second screen content, which provides video commentary alongside traditional broadcast programming…

Mercedes Benz is running an advertising campaign this weekend where TV viewers can control the story line using Twitter.

AOL has announced that its entire original video content library will be distributed and monetised on YouTube.

The BBC has announced that it is going to scale back the video content within its red button services on Sky, Freesat and Virgin.

Ofcom has welcomed the “significant progress” that has been made in moving forward the delivery of 4G mobile services across the UK.

Virgin Media has finally previewed their second screen offering, two years after it was originally announced at TiVo’s launch.The iPad app is imperative to the company’s Virgin TV Anywhere service, which was announced in early September. The new offering, which is expected sometime this year, will give customers web and iPad access to a TiVo-style… Continue reading Virgin Media previews TiVo second screen experience

TalkTalk has unveiled its YouView package, which includes a free YouView box.

As part of a series of MediaCom interviews with some of the world’s best and brightest innovators, which can help brands enhance their social media development strategies, Ivan Fernandes, MediaCom global director, social media technology,interviews Rob Norman, Chief Digital Officer, GroupM…

The availability of connected televisions is changing the way Americans are streaming videos to their homes. According to market research company NPD Group’s Digital Video Outlook report, the TV has become the primary screen for viewing paid and free video streamed from the internet.Q2 2012 saw consumers that use the TV as their primary screen… Continue reading More Americans are watching home internet video on TVs than PCs

Michael Bayler, strategist and author, Bayler & Associates, on barriers to reaching the connected consumer…