A consortium, including the BBC, BSkyB, BT, Samsung and Microsoft, are joining forces to investigate how used TV spectrum can be utilised for commercial wireless services.
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Centaur is to close the print editions of New Media Age and Design Week and sell off a number of small titles, as well as Ascent Publishing.
In response to Jim Marshall’s exchange with John Billett regarding ‘Ofcom trading review: a little too late?’, Jacquie Hughes, director of Hughes Media says no-one knows who will succeed.
Nielsen launched its new hybrid methodology for digital measurement yesterday to a select audience in London. The methodology has already been rolled out in the USA and Spain and will soon be running in Australia and New Zealand too.
An interesting take on the daily offers sites, Groupon and LivingSocial, comes in an article from eMarketer today, which considers whether high churn rates may be responsible for contrasting numbers via two recent studies by comScore and Nielsen in the last 3 months.
The fourth IPA TouchPoints survey is set to be launched in Spring 2012, the IPA has announced today.
BT Vision customers can now watch their favourite BBC shows on demand, using the new BBC iPlayer on their TVs. The launch gives BT Vision customers the opportunity to enjoy more than 400 hours of their favourite BBC TV programmes and more than 1,000 hours of radio programmes.
According to multiple reports, Yahoo, or another large company, has approached Hulu about a possible takeover.
Criterion Capital Partners, the US investment company that owns Bebo, is set to buy Arqiva’s SeeSaw, according to the Guardian.
ITV has announced that its catch-up service, ITV Player, is to be available on Android devices.