Simon Cowell’s latest ITV series Red Or Black? has got off to a poor start – not only have three contestants been axed from the show after background checks proved they were ‘unsuitable’, but ITV1 is losing viewers.
Showing 2941-2950 of 3,636
More Home Page Newsline Items articles
Alice Dunn, marketing executive at Kantar Media, says now is the time for marketers to start targeting devoted shoppers who will return again and again long after the Olympics moves on to Rio…
Raymond Snoddy says it is totally banal to say that instant communication tools in the hands of almost every citizen can change societies dramatically at breakneck speed and be a force for both good and evil in equal measure. But it would be true…
Greg Grimmer, partner, Hurrell Moseley Dawson & Grimmer, says six years on and people have finally come around to his way of thinking…
The BBC One drama New Tricks topped audience ratings last night as it peaked with 7.9 million viewers, holding an average of 29.7% of the audience share before the show ended at 10pm.
Tom Mockridge, News International’s new chief executive, has told staff that numbers will be reduced and there will be discussions with editors about the use of casual staff.
David Brennan, former research director at Thinkbox and Newsline columnist, has been appointed as a principal consultant to Adalyser.
Almost one in three mobile users believe their phone will become their primary entertainment device in the future as well as play a big role in managing their social lives, according to new research from Experian Simmons.
The X-Factor returned to ITV1 on Saturday night, repeating its success of last week with a peak audience of 10.2 million viewers.
David Fieldhouse, co-founder and strategy director at Linking Mobile, says QR is on the rise and is here to stay. Companies must consider relevance before they use QR for their brands, but the benefits are now big enough to take the plunge…