According to a Toluna QuickSurveys and Newsline poll, only 6.5% of people bought the last edition of News of the World on Sunday who wouldn’t normally buy a copy.
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BSkyB is in “robust shape” and could see 8% revenue growth in 2011/12 despite the on-going News Corporation saga, according to RBS forecasts.
Sky and ESPN have announced their live Premier League fixtures for 2011-12.
Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has written to Ofcom and the Office of Fair Trading to seek advice on News Corporation’s BSkyB takeover bid in light of the on-going News of the World saga.
Aegis Group has acquired an initial 75% of the share capital of MediaVest Manchester.
Google and Kantar have teamed up for a multi-million pound research project looking with the aim of better understanding online and TV consumption habits in the UK.
Seeing an ad in a videogame could become a fate worse than death for some video-gamer players, but not at Artix Entertainment.
Trawling through the tweets from this week’s Consumer Equipment Conference (#CEConference2011) in London, several interesting facts and figures were unearthed:@StrategyEye: Virgin Media CEO expects its on-demand TV player to reach 1bn views in 2011. @dgwbirch: Viewers spend more time watching VoD than ITV1, C4 and C5.@ERTonline: Smart TV has to act more like a PC… Continue reading Consumer Equipment Conference – facts and figures
MediaPost’s VidBlog takes an interesting look this week at the different options facing the US TV viewing public:“In coming years, more and more TV viewers will be doing what I have to do every night when my wife and I contemplate an evening of lean-backness. What’s it gonna cost us this time? Do I rent… Continue reading Choices faced by the US TV viewing population
Alex DeGroote, media analyst at Panmure Gordon, explains the negative implications for BSkyB