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.
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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.
Havas and Universal have this week announced the formation of the Global Music Data Alliance, a partnership that aims to increase revenue streams by mining the consumer data generated by Universal’s artists.
Sony has unveiled a new 4K television, which it claims is the world’s slimmest LCD.
It’s been twenty long months and fifteen days since ardent fans of ITV’s unexpectedly successful crime drama were promised that ‘Broadchurch will return…’
As CES 2015 gets under way, the Consumer Electronics Association has released new research forecasting the growth of 4K ultra high-definition TVs.
Deloitte forecasts SVOD will generate about £5 billion globally this year, amounting to only 3% of the £168 billion pay-TV market.
Society, culture and business are being transformed by the digital revolution, writes EngageSciences’s Richard Jones – yet our political system remains aloof and out of step. It’s time for some drastic changes.
Prior to the revealing of results for a new benchmark study examining the impact of programmatic and media planning, Jonathan Gillespie, founder of ListenUp Media, exclusively showcases the qualitative part of the findings.
