More Tv articles

Launching in the UK in September, the 24-hour channel will be programmed, developed and produced in-house by Vice’s creative team, and the channel will be available for all Sky TV customers in their basic TV subscription packages.

For the fifth week in a row BBC One has claimed Tuesday night glory.

Chief executive David Abraham said he does not see an “existential threat” on the horizon – and that privatisation is merely “a solution in search of a problem”.

Once again BBC One unleashed its late-in-the-game super weapon Call the Midwife (8pm) on the viewing public last night.

Titles like Death in Paradise and Midsomer Murders might be a bit too high-concept for the general viewing public.

AT&T is planning to introduce a “private marketplace” for a select group of advertisers where it will use Videology’s tech to buy ads on networks carried by AT&T.

So far this short year, the TV schedule has already welcomed back an abundance of familiar police procedurals, with last night adding another entry.

ITV’s underlying pre-tax profits were up 18% in 2015 to £865 million, while revenues were up 15% to just under £3 billion.

Tuesday night once again saw the second series of Happy Valley (9pm) cast a long shadow over its prime time competitors.

Tech challengers want a slice of the traditional broadcast pie, but they don’t appear to want to play by the same rules when it comes to the audience measurement, warns the IPA’s research director.