The upcoming World Cup in South Africa is set to kick-start the 3D TV revolution, according to latest industry forecasts.
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ITV1’s long-running Midsomer Murders secured the highest prime time ratings with more than 5.6 million peak viewers last night.
Starcom MediaVest Group’s analysis of online conversations surrounding the election debates shows that Gordon Brown has gradually attracted the most online buzz with a 38% share of discussion – achieving a high share of both negative and positive comments.
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NME has launched a new social network in a bid to connect bands and music fans.
A new face-tracking research study has found that consumers are more open to engage with digital out-of-home ads in shopping centres.
US branded video ad network BrightRoll has released a new online video advertising report, which reveals that US advertisers are becoming increasingly reliant on the medium to reach targeted audiences.
BBC One’s new prime time drama Luther, starring The Wire’s Idris Elba, started on high of 5.7 million peak viewers during the all-important 9pm to 10pm slot last night.
Simon Waldman, Guardian Media Group’s group director of digital strategy and development, is leaving to join LoveFilm.
News Corporation has reported a 69% decline in net profit to $839 million, although it was a better than expected performance boosted by improved newspaper and television advertising, and the success of blockbuster movie Avatar.
