Stephen Arnell discusses how greed has led to hypocrisy among players in the media and in football alike.
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Thirty million people now watch YouTube on a TV in the UK each month, according to findings revealed by the Google-owned video giant.
The number of VOD-enabled households in the UK fell by 234,000 to 16.18 million quarter-on-quarter, Kantar streaming data has revealed.
In brief: The bespoke partnership with Channel 4’s hit show encourages viewers to “see the person, not the sight loss.”
In brief: “Slow news” publisher Tortoise Media has announced an exclusive multi-year first look deal with Sky Studios to adapt its original podcast to high-end series and features.
In brief: Fox Corp and News Corp previously split in 2013 and both companies have since maintained they are better off as separate entities.
TV companies have an opportunity to boost their ad revenue now if they are willing to “be brave” with their measurement, Andy Brown and Ian Whittaker told The Future of Media.
The ad tier will cost users $6.99/month, and ads will play before and during shows and films.
Advertisers inadequately represent over-55s, despite this group accounting for 60% of the UK’s wealth, a study by ITV and System1 has found.
UKTV execs Steve North and Richard Watsham have been given expanded remits as part of a restructure.