Guardian.co.uk was the only online news platform to record any significant growth in February, while the MailOnline lost over half a million daily browsers.
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A new report from ZenithOptimedia reveals that the advertising market is set to grow by 5.8% this year, supported largely by the UK’s economic growth, the World Cup, mobile technology and programmatic buying.
Wednesday night’s prime time selection revealed a nation obsessed with law enforcement as both BBC channels and ITV’s big draws were off the justice-serving variety.
Reporting to Fetch’s founder and chief executive, James Connelly, Grimmer will be responsible for driving the global expansion of Fetch beyond its three offices in London, San Francisco and Berlin.
Over half of journalists, political insiders and business leaders believe that paywalls are the future of digital news, according to a YouGov study conducted on behalf of the London Press Club.
The ABC’s CEO is correct to believe that the auditor cannot waste time responding to every flash-in-the-pan and wacky fad coming out of Silicon Valley, but it is still vital someone is watching out for the Next Big Thing.
As MPs look set to try to decriminalise evasion of the BBC licence fee, Raymond Snoddy says – like other swiftly passed laws – it shows a complete lack of awareness of the possible consequences.
Since launching in 1964, the channel has been home to iconic programmes including Fawlty Towers, The Young Ones, The Royle Family and Top Gear.
By plugging the dongle into the television, Chromecast allows users to watch content from a phone, tablet or laptop on the big TV screen – from shows to music to games.
Sky’s chief financial officer said that the company is looking to tap into the rentals market, which is currently worth an estimated £1.4 billion.