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.
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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.
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From 27 July, pay monthly EE customers will have a six month pass to all BT Sport channels on their device.
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BARB is now running two prototype fusion contracts. MEC’s David Fletcher examines what this means for anyone with a stake in the TV measurement body.
Sky’s online streaming service Now TV has announced the launch of a new ‘combo’ package – making it the UK’s first contract-free triple play bundle with TV, broadband and calls.
After a tough April for commercial terrestrial channels, May witnessed a much stronger performance.