Despite the fatal shootings of 10 Charlie Hebdo staff members on 7 January, surviving employees at the French satirical magazine have vowed that they will publish next week, with the hope of reaching 1m copies.
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Popular shows in December included Doctor Who, Call The Midwife and Strictly Come Dancing.
With another fall in ratings for the top shows on the ‘biggest TV day of the year’, Research The Media’s Richard Marks asks: is the issue the content, or a deeper change in what we now do on Christmas Day?
TalkTalk has acquired Tesco’s loss-making video service, Blinkbox, and Tesco Broadband for an estimated £5 million.
In a bid to paint a more accurate picture of online viewability, Google has unveiled a new tool which will check whether users are actually viewing video ads.
According to new research from the BVA, some 22 million people in the UK bought a video to own on DVD, Blu-ray or as a digital HD download during the year, more than those that visited the cinema.
December saw a record-breaking 227 million requests (excluding Sky and Virgin Cable), up 25% on December 2013, with the Christmas week also reaching an all-time high.
There is only one certainty about the media in 2015 – it will be exciting and unpredictable and will come complete with more issues than you could shake a stick at.
Magic Radio has announced it is working alongside independent production partners for the first time as the station unveils a new programming strategy for its national launch on digital radio this week.
In total, the top 10 ads earned a combined 330 million views globally – check out the full video chart.
