MailOnline has become the world’s largest English-language newspaper site with a total reach of 45.3 million people, according to comScore.
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IP Vision, the company behind the Fetch TV OTT/DTT platform, has entered administration.
Apple shares were up 8% in early trading today to $454.45. At its highest, the rise in shares added nearly $32 billion to Apple’s market value, helping to push it to become the world’s most valuable company with a market capitalisation of $430 billion.
Social-TV start-up Bluefin Labs has signed a $12 million investment deal from a group led by Time Warner Investments.
Over 60% of viewing on TiVo is now delayed or on-demand video via broadband (OTT), while 38% is live TV viewing.
US digital agency Circ.us is launching a new social TV platform that will enable viewers to experience their favourite programmes as if they were live events.
MAGNAGLOBAL predicts that the quadrennial boost of 2012 (political advertising and to a lesser extent the Summer Olympic broadcasts) will help generate US year on year revenue growth of 3.7% in 2012.
