The daily newspaper market was down -1% on October, with The Daily Express performing best with only a 0.7% rise from October to 537,236 copies.
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Speaking at London’s Digital TV Summit, Channel 4’s head of VOD, Sarah Milton, revealed that one in three people aged 16-24 in the UK are now registered users of on demand service 4oD.Sarah went on to say the service now has 6 million core registered users and 4-5 million monthly unique users but mobile views… Continue reading One third of 16-24 years old are registered with 4oD
Paul Kane, BSkyB’s head of product research engineering, has revealed that the company is currently monitoring the developments of Ultra-HD and that the technology was a central part of his own R&D role.
Like all the best stars before him, Richard Madeley has gone full-on mononymous.
Adlive will give all 171 UK Kia dealerships the chance to personalise a national advertising campaign through advertising in petrol station forecourts for their local area.
‘Super Sunday’ saw more than three million log on to the shopping site with the number of mobile visitors up 96% on the same day last year.
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How can you turn 1 million into 32 million? How can 6 plus 17 equal 87? No, we’re not bad at maths; we’re just demonstrating the magic multiplier effect of brilliant content on your brand’s Facebook page, then integrating that with a TV campaign…
ESPN Player, the sports media company’s broadband service across the EMEA region, is extending beyond desktop computers for the first time, launching as an app on Apple iPads.
Wednesday night saw the debut of new acclaimed mystery drama The Town (9pm) on ITV1.The impressive cast was led by Andrew Scott (the creepy Irish Moriarty in Steven Moffat’s Sherlock), a man returning to his home town after ten years in the big smoke. Naturally family and friends had changed but to what extent? When… Continue reading TV Overnights: ITV1 secures 4.3m with creepy homecoming drama The Town
Social media is a great space to incorporate into your marketing mix if – and only if – you are prepared to open up your business and offer the consumer a unique insight says Andrew Gilhespy.