The TV Systems Intelligence Service predicts that shipments will rise 500% in 2014 alone to reach 10 million.
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The value of premium sports broadcast rights worldwide will increase by 14% to £16 billion in 2014, according to new research from Deloitte.
From the squirm-inducing faux sincerity of ‘storytelling’ to cringe-worthy neologisms and generic football ads, Dominic Mills starts the New Year with a list of things the media world desperately needs to bin.
The latest mobile influence report from Deloitte reveals that last year, mobile influenced almost 7% of in-store purchases – up 45% on 2012.
The latest antics for the socially blind crime-solving toff amassed an army of activity on Twitter, topping the online conversation surrounding Sunday’s TV shows.
Facebook has said that allegations that it scans users’ private messages and gives details to advertisers are “without merit”.
The Voice UK App features the HomeCoach Game which puts audiences in the coaches’ chairs and lets them listen to exclusive Blind Audition previews and decide whether they would turn based on the quality of the voice alone.
Other tech firms, including Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo! and LinkedIn also recorded strong growth, while internet giant Apple saw its share price rise just 1% in 2013.
Music streaming platform Rdio has announced the end of its film and TV rental service, Vdio, less than a year since its launch.
In a time when chasing nostalgic ratings is easier than actually bothering to come up with original and creative ideas, last night viewers were treated to yet another revival of a beloved sitcom from yesteryear.