BBC Trust have commissioned a review which will examine whether the BBC’s content distribution is cost-effective.
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Thursday night saw the usually unflappable power of the soaps take an ego hit as some viewers turned their backs on the latest dramatic developments. Could it be that the unbalanced emotional state known as ‘love’ stole television’s thunder?First up though was a rival soap from the Northern territories. The complexities of small town romancin’… Continue reading TV Overnights: Thursday’s telly fails to contend with real human interaction
ITV’s soaps attracted the big numbers early on Wednesday evening with the later prime time offerings resulting in some slim pickings.
The battle for a new form of press regulation was always likely to turn into a mess says Raymond Snoddy – and now it seems the newspaper industry has got a little tired of it all and decided that the Royal Charter is the best they can get; the political compromise that avoids overt statutory involvement.
Emmerdale (ITV) instigated a bevy of Tuesday evening’s entertainment, with the rural fun kicking things off at 7pm. And kick things off it did.Former reverend’s daughter Gabby was struggling with the ennui brought on by living in such an isolated, boring village. In order to add a little chaos to the sleepy hamlet, Gabby brought… Continue reading TV Overnights: BBC One holds strong against Champion’s League
From Superman to Goodness Gracious Me, UK supermarket Tesco has revealed that it will be launching a free television and film service for Clubcard customers.
Intel has announced that it will be launching an internet TV service in 2013 – and it’s able to watch the watcher.
YouTube is branching out across a number of platforms, now to collaborate with Sony’s Playstation3
The Financial Times celebrates 125 years as one of the world’s leading business news organisations today by launching a range of initiatives around the globe, including an anniversary feature in print and online, a new marketing campaign and subscription offer, and a series of global events.
The digital ecosystem is becoming increasingly complex, as brands split their video budgets between online, mobile and connected TVs. So what’s the optimum mix? Rhys McLachlan, Director of Corporate and Business Development at Videology investigates.