Most people in Britain with a connected TV actually lead a very disconnected TV existence, reveals newly released insight from Kantar Media’s futurePROOF study of consumer take up and usage of digital devices and media.
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MTV is going to create subscription video-on-demand portals for some of its key shows, including Spongebob Squarepants, as its MTV OD portal moves into a full launch.
According to reports in the Guardian, nearly two million homes face disruption to their Freeview digital TV signal because of interference from the next generation of mobile services (4G) which could come online by the end of this year.
UK law firm Wiggin LLP and Entertainment Media Research have released a comprehensive survey report on consumer behaviour across many aspects of the UK media industry.
Blogging on InteractiveTV Today, Zachary Weiner, CEO of emerging TV consultancy CTV advertising and the co-founder of the Connected TV Marketing Association, looks at traditional TV budgets and the impact connected TV will have upon it.
Research consultancy Enders Analysis’ latest report is questioning the rationale behind Netflix’s global expansion strategy – based on the “belief that achievement of global scale will improve its bargaining power.”
Having been plagued by delays since inception, set-top box venture YouView now looks set to miss its next milestone launch date of the Olympics, with latest reports suggesting that the service will not be launched until the end of 2012.
Fetch TV will no longer have access to Sky Go from later this month.
BSkyB has released its unaudited results for the nine months ending 31 March 2012, showing that revenue is up 5% to £5.1 billion.
Quietly announced in its financial report released today, BSkyB purchased Acetrax, a small over the top internet TV provider, in April 2012