Last week saw the final stages to Ofcom’s 4G auction take place, with five major players now competing in the ultra-fast mobile market. As the inevitable marketing battleground forms, Newsline has gathered the latest industry reaction, including opinion from MEC, Volume, G2 Joshua and Getty Images.
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Following the 85th Academy Awards ceremony last month, Digital Cinema Media’s (DCM) Simon Rees shares his highlights and looks ahead to what promises to be another strong year for the film industry.
Netflix has acquired vast amounts of data about its viewers’ watching habits – but can it really use this to predict what we want? Dominic Mills is not so sure.
Bringing together creatives, web and TV tech groups into a series of team challenges, the event will explore what television could look like if the normal rules are allowed to be broken.
There seems to be a lot of funny spells going around the eventful little village Emmerdale (ITV, 7pm) recently. A few days after Edna took a tumble, it was café worker Brenda’s turn to have a little sneaky nap. While driving in a van with a child.
Wednesday saw the launch of Food Glorious Food (ITV, 8pm), a new show inspired by creative insolvency which took the charming raw ingredients of The Great British Bake Off and forced it unwillingly through a commercial mincer.
The latest ABC results for the July – December 2012 period have revealed that both the regional media groups and print titles are down, with few seeing any growth at all – but online is looking healthy.
Aegis’s Jim Marshall has just returned from the states where he was sometimes bewildered but often enthralled by the cultural differences between their approach to advertising and the UK’s. They might seem a bit odd at times, often irony-free and unapologetically intrusive – but are US ads simply less hypocritical?
Tuesday evening brought a fresh bout of soap action as Emmerdale got things under way at 7pm. Last night’s entertainment revolved around little old lady Edna’s life hanging in the balance after a dramatic dizzy spell.
Although we absorb more than one billion hours of the stuff in a single quarter, the dear old radio doesn’t get a look in most of the time. But it’s time to celebrate says Raymond Snoddy.