Looking at playback data shows that we’ve been hoarding some TV programmes for up to eight years, discovers BARB’s Joe Lewis. Does certain content never get old or are we just nostalgic?
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Football completely dominated June’s TV schedule, with both ITV and BBC One scoring healthy ratings for the Euro 2016 football tournament held in France.
Netflix shares dropped -15% in the after-hours trading on Monday after reporting that subscriber growth for the second quarter of 2016 had been lower than expected.