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After lulling viewers into a comforting sense of familiar calm for four weeks now, last night’s trip to Downton Abbey (10pm) had a deliciously nasty and grotesque surprise in store for fans.
September was a strong month for commercial broadcasters, with revenues up across the board.
For the second night in a row Lord Alan of Sugar and his band of marketing mercenaries stormed the 9pm slot for BBC One, with the sophomore episode of The Apprentice giving viewers an unprecedented twist.
Jaywing, Naked Communications, Ensighten, Circus Street, Genero and Atomic London give their analysis of the latest results.
Full report available at: Mediatel Connected > Connected Surveys > Data
The People’s History Museum of Manchester was host to Shift North on Tuesday 13 October, an event on a mission to explain what makes newsbrands tick, for readers and advertisers. By Research the Media’s Richard Marks.
Speaking at IAB Engage on Thursday, the company’s UK and US CEOs unveiled L.E.A.N, which has been designed to combat what they both described as the “biggest challenge” for the media industry.
The majority of online newsbrands audited by ABC saw a fall in activity in September with Metro witnessing the biggest month on month loss.
The move forms part of a wider senior restructure, which will see current CEO Grant Millar become chief client officer, ZenithOptimedia Worldwide.