More than 27.4 million UK internet users (78% of the total UK internet audience) viewed 3.2 billion videos online in June 2008, according to the latest data from the comScore Video Metrix service. Google Sites, driven by the popularity of YouTube.com, attracted nearly half of all videos viewed online in the UK, followed by BBC… Continue reading More Than 27.4m UK Internet Users Watched 3.2bn Videos Online In June
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New research from Ipsos Mendelsohn has found that the top fifth of US households by income spend more time online than the rest of the population. The study also found that as the rich get richer, they stay online for even longer each week. The Affluent Survey focuses on $100,000+ income households, representing about 20%… Continue reading Affluent US Households Spend More Time Online Than Rest Of Population
Richard Webb has stepped down from his role as managing director of UK nationals at Trinity Mirror with immediate effect, as part of a reorganisation.Mark Hollinshead will replace Webb by combining his current position as managing director of Trinity’s Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail with Webb’s former role.Hollinshead will now be responsible for the… Continue reading Richard Webb Set To Leave Trinity Mirror
ITV’s executive chairman Michael Grade has branded YouTube a “parasite” that lives off the broadcaster’s £1 billion-a-year content and says he doesn’t see Google as a threat.Speaking to Ray Snoddy in a pre-recorded interview for the IBC technology convention, Grade said: “The day that Google or Joost or any of these people start investing £1… Continue reading Grade Says YouTube Is A “Parasite”
European competition regulators have announced a review into the Google and Yahoo! online search advertising deal, leading the two companies to suspend the partnership. Google and Yahoo! today said that they would temporarily suspend the partnership until both US (see US Regulators Investigate Yahoo!/Google Deal) and EU regulators have examined the deal. The partnership would… Continue reading EU Launches Review Of Google/Yahoo! Partnership
BBC Two’s new programme, Amazon with Bruce Parry, pulled in a peak of more than 3.4 million viewers last night, putting it well ahead of Channel 4 in the 9pm ratings war.The first in the series, which saw the former Royal Marine go on a journey to find the source of the river in the… Continue reading BBC Two Pulls In Over 3.4 Million Viewers
According to European Interactive Advertising Association (EIAA) research released today, the internet is continuing to prove the medium of choice for advertisers as they seek to maximise ad spend budgets. The research found that 81% of advertisers claim that their allocated online ad spend has grown in 2008 and predict that it will continue to… Continue reading Internet The Medium Of Choice For Advertisers
MediaTel Group is hosting a full morning seminar next month looking at the ‘Future of the Media Agency’, with a £20 discount for those who book their tickets by Friday.Panellists confirmed for the event so far include Nick Manning, chief operating officer at Ebiquity; Mark Read, strategy director at WPP; and Chris Locke, managing partner… Continue reading MediaTel Group Hosting ‘Future Of The Media Agency’ Seminar
Ad-funded social networks will provide the bulk of revenues in the mobile user-generated content (UGC) space by 2013, according to a new report from Juniper Research.The report says that the total value of the UGC market – comprising social networking, dating and personal content delivery (PCD) services – will rise from nearly $1.1 billion in… Continue reading Ad-Funded Social Networks To Provide Bulk Of Mobile UGC Revenues
People in the UK are continuing to watch more broadcast TV, according to the latest BARB figures.The figures show that total broadcast TV viewing in August was up 13% on August 1993, with total commercial TV viewing up by 21%.The growth is being driven by commercial TV viewing, with 2.19 hours of commercial TV being… Continue reading UK Viewers Continuing To Watch More TV
