New study from Kantar Media finds that 23% of all UK households have access to a TV, computer, smartphone and tablet, with tablets responsible for large quantities of in-home activity.
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ITV has announced that it has entered an exclusive fixed term partnership with Samsung to offer the new and improved ITV Player app on Android devices.
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A new neuroscience study launched by Ocean Outdoor captures second by second brain activity and finds that large format digital out-of-home advertising drives ‘strong’ emotional responses that are linked to purchase intent.