Online searches for television are expected to soar in the lead up to the World Cup, according to new research from Greenlight.
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Ofcom has criticised broadcasters including Channel 4 and ESPN for “continuing failure to comply with the requirements” that restrict how many adverts can be shown per hour.
A new report from comScore shows that people spent nearly $34 billion on online shopping in Q1 2010, up 10% from this time last year.
Target Media has appointed Mary Bond to the newly created role of head of digital.
The new coalition Conservative/Liberal Democrat government is to freeze its £540 million annual advertising budget.
Home, beauty, fashion and style websites were among the top-growing sites in the US in April 2010, according to new research from comScore.
The London Evening Standard has launched its British Airways sponsored mobile app.
BBC One dominated the TV ratings throughout the day on Saturday with its Live Golf coverage, Doctor Who and the last in the series of Over the Rainbow.
BBC Worldwide has made record profits of around £140 million this year due to the global success of shows such as Doctor Who.
Online research firm eMarketer says that Google’s internet TV service will allow advertisers to gain a far more targeted audience and much bigger reach.
