Genealogical documentary series Who Do You Think You Are? (BBC One) secured the biggest audience in the 9pm slot last night, after being postponed from last week.
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Recent research from IHS Screen Digest showed that cord-cutting is a reality to the US market, with pay-TV cable TV providers losing 600,000 subscribers in Q2 2012, following the trend from the same period in the previous year where 625,000 were lost
Figures released reveal that the live Sky Sports coverage of the recent Ryder Cup attracted record levels of online and mobile viewing to Sky’s award-winning multiplatform TV service Sky Go.
Research presented at a recent London briefing hosted by Futuresource Consulting and the MHL Consortium shows that spending on digital content is growing in all forms of entertainment and 30% of UK smartphone owners stream video to their mobile phones.
Toys’R’Us has announced the launch in the US of Toys’R’Us Movies, a brand-new digital entertainment service that provides families instant access to movies and TV shows.
Spotify has announced an app for inclusion on Samsung SmartTVs, allowing access to Spotify’s music library straight into the living room.
Vevo, the music video platform, has rolled out a redesign of its video watch pages, to reduce the clutter on vevo.com.
The average TV panel diagonal has increased in size from 34.8″ in August 2011 to 36.8″ in August 2012, according to panel makers’ shipments reported in the Monthly TFT LCD Shipment Database from NPD DisplaySearch.
The 8pm battleground heated up last night as both terrestrial BBC channels knocked out the competition in one clean swipe.
Jim Marshall, chief client officer at Aegis, on the world of previously paid for media moving successfully into the free media sector and questioning what is happening the other way around?