September saw viewing figures fall across the board, with all terrestrial channels posting declines aside from the newly restructured Channel 5.
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September was another poor month for the daily newspaper market, with circulations continuing to decline compared with this time last year.
Total television revenues were up across the board in August, with just one exception – Channel 5.
The holiday season saw viewing figures fall for all the terrestrial channels, with the exception of BBC One, which maintained a stable share during August.
38.4 million people accessed the internet during August according to the latest data from UKOM. This figure represents 62.5% of the UK population and is actually down 1.1% compared UKOM’s inaugural data release in January.
August was another poor month for the daily newspaper market, with circulations continuing to decline compared with this time last year.
As has been the case every month so far in 2010, we have seen inflation across the TV market… The cost of TV airtime has gone up once again across all buying audiences.
The UK’s online universe has grown by 2 million in the past year according to data released by market research company Kantar Media’s Internet Monitor survey.
Post World Cup July saw falls in viewing share for both BBC1 and ITV1. BBC1 posted a slight decrease amongst all home viewing share, whilst ITV1 saw its total drop substantially on 2009’s figures.
The latest NRS figures for July 2009 to June 2010 show year-on-year readership losses for almost all titles.