Walled gardens, the end of old rivalries and native advertising had the newspaper industry locked in debate this week. Here, Newsline reports on how the future is all about working together.
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Tuesday night saw Channel 5 provide a juicy chunk of fresh scandal for the baying tabloid press as the usually friendly post-show chit chat with Ryan Clark turned into a bit of a (new standard industry term) fracas.
Once again yesterday saw ITV claim some Monday glory with a double offensive of Coronation Street action taking the top two spots as the soap built up towards tomorrow’s very possibly ill-judged live episode.
Driven by the high demand for mobile and online video, digital continues to be the only channel seeing double digital growth.
ABC has today launched a new service for magazines, newspapers and doordrop media, which for the first time certifies the quality as well as the quantity of a household distribution audience.