Trainspotting and Fight Club helped define consumerism in the 90s, but the rise of digital has changed the world in huge ways since – so how do we define ourselves in today? SMG’s Simon Pont investigates.
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In the frantic run-up to Christmas, Newsworks’ Rufus Olins examines the findings of a new report into the growing tablet market – and notes some interesting changes over the last 12 months.
Channel 4 has announced that the latest series of popular show Come Dine with Me is to take on a new set up that will add a ‘distinctive change’ to the long-running series.
They say timing is everything – an old adage that proved equally as well for BBC One last night as it did for Ronny Biggs and the rest of the team behind The Great Train Robbery (BBC One, 8pm) 50 years previously.
As a report into the BBC’s handling of the £100 million failed DMI nears publication, Raymond Snoddy examines other mismanaged and costly failures under Mark Thompson’s governance.
The sharing economy – that sees goods swapped or leased – is now a well-established and growing phenomenon – yet its consumer-to-consumer nature means businesses are being cut out of the loop. What does this mean for brands?
The new platform enables consumers to buy products immediately after watching an online video ad.
Kantar Media’s Anna Gunn uses the latest TGI findings to examine the middle classes’s growing love affair with Aldi and Lidl – and how best to target them.
Ahead of MediaTel’s CES Debrief in January, the event’s chair, Graham Lovelace, takes a look at what we might expect – and what the implications might be for advertisers, agencies and media owners.
YouGov predicts that more than 20 million are likely to have a tablet after the festive and sales period.