A Year in the Life of TV and Twitter, published today, provides the first in-depth look at the relationship between what we say and read about on Twitter and what we watching in the UK.
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After seven years, Emma Scott has decided to stand down from her post as managing director of Freesat to pursue new challenges.
Last night there was another shock surprise in store for easily-shook fans of The Great British Bake Off (8pm) as a highly popular contestant was given their marching orders after the terrifying ordeal of Advanced Dough week.
Dubbed ‘Project Orange’ and set to launch in Q1 next year, the organisation will see Todd work with advertisers and agencies to promote the value of magazine brands.
The new automated trading platform aims to provide clients with a “holistic” view of the global programmatic marketplace, and will be plugged into all major demand side platforms.
Netflix currently has 54 million subscribers across the globe, with international subscriptions seeing exponential growth over the last year.
At this year’s IBC, broadcasters admitted that they were rubbish at innovation – but they’re doing themselves down argues Raymond Snoddy, who cites a whole host of reasons why they’re wrong.
This week’s winning press ad has smashed all norms for its engagement rates – but remains a controversial campaign for movie lovers…
In a sign that we are becoming increasingly worried about privacy, a new study has revealed that more than one in three people who have used an app have deleted it because they think their data is being overused.
Based in Boston, privately held Nexage automates the buying and selling of mobile advertising and will help meet the agency and advertiser demand placed on Millennial Media to provide a full programmatic marketplace.