The latest ABC results for August 2013 show a continuing decline for print, with few titles seeing any period or yearly growth at all – but it was better news for some of the Sunday titles.
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Simon Andrews, founder of Addictive!, this week looks at the lengths consumers are now going to to hide from advertisers online as data and privacy top news agendas the world over.
The new research from Deloitte and GfK shows TV ads still have the most impact with the public – as Twitter and video banner ads register poorly with the vast majority.
It’s been at least a few days since TV audiences were treated to a bout of horrific murders in the prime time slot but Wednesday night provided an end to many blood thirsty viewers’ drought.
As Twitter aims to increase ad revenues by allowing brands to ‘retarget’ sponsored tweets to its users, QUISMA’s Ellie Edwards-Scott looks at the impacts – and pitfalls – for brands.
With the news that The Great British Bake Off (BBC Two, 8pm) is to be poached by BBC One next series, the pressure is on for the little show to keep up its stellar performance.
Hill, who has over 20 years of journalism and TV news experience, most recently as editor of Channel 5 News, will be responsible for all of ITV’s national news programmes, including its website.
There was very good news last night for viewers who have been pining away for the magnetic ridges of a real actor’s face – Martin Clunes’ Doc Martin finally returned after a torturous two year break.
The UK’s digital audience saw a slight increase in July – in total, 40.8 million people in the UK accessed the internet across the month, an increase of 665,000 people since June.
Like it or not, this weekend saw Saturday night TV return with a bang as Simon Cowell’s not-quite dead horse was launched for another series of highly profitable flogging.