While OTT and streaming services grabbed more media attention in 2012, Blu-ray and DVDs sales accounted for 61% of US home video spending on films throughout the year.Despite the introduction and mass uptake of digital rental options physical discs remain the largest source of revenue for the film industry. Subscription video on demand services such… Continue reading Sales of physical discs still dominate over OTT services
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When the 19th series of Top Gear UK débuts on BBC channels across the world over the next few days a brand new second screen app will for the first time accompany the international broadcasts.
A double whammy of Yorkshire glamour instigated Thursday evening’s top line entertainment as a familiar face crawled his way back to the turbulent community of Emmerdale (ITV, 7pm & 8pm).
Despite moderate global growth in advertising spending, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies continued to invest – and invest more – according to Nielsen’s quarterly Global AdView Pulse report.
New Deloitte report, released today at the Advertising Association’s annual LEAD summit , shows that, on average, £1 of advertising spend returns £6 to UK GDP – and GDP growth follows advertising investment, not the other way around.
Last night, while the nation was still recovering from the trauma of the big freeze, BBC One offered up a slice of perspective in the form of David Attenborough’s Africa (9pm).
Tuesday night saw the two top channels peak a little too early in the evening with their frothy soap output.
Marketers need to apply the same seriousness to planning, budgeting and measuring campaigns with a social media element as is expected from the best traditional campaigns, argues a new report.
New approach will be a “fully-fledged, digitally-focused” news operation with closer working between the national and regional titles.
Ever since he embarked on an informal career questioning some of the more outlandish claims from the online community, the Media Native has been pleasantly surprised at how easy it is to ruffle feathers and generate verbal spats. After last week’s Videology riposte to his TV On Demand article, will the Media Native have the final say?