After a rather static February, March was a solid month for commercial terrestrial channels – all were up, with some substantially.
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The third series of BBC Two’s thrilling Line of Duty (9pm) came to a typically dramatic close last night.
Feverish viewers were forced to wait an entire week to find out which odd couple would be crowned king and queen of the guarded transportable home community.
Ahead of publication of Barb’s 2016 Viewing Report, Mediatel shares an exclusive extract from agenda21’s Pete Robins – arguing that online needs to change its attitudes and
behaviours.
Monday night saw Channel 4 return to The Island with Bear Grylls (9pm) as viewers caught up with the aftermath of that fall while the remaining survivors continued to starve for our entertainment.
While its weekly following isn’t significant it has continually proved rigid enough to overthrow the lacklustre competition.
Channel 4 has staked £1 million of its commercial airtime to encourage brands and agencies to feature disability and disabled talent in their advertising campaigns.
Monday night saw seriously muddled and highly dangerous copper Marcella (9pm) stagger confusedly back onto the nation’s screens, with the third episode securing the 9pm – 10pm slot for ITV.
Culture Secretary John Whittingdale could force the BBC to sell its 50% stake in UKTV, valued at around half a billion pounds, it has been reported.
After last week’s sword swallowing madness saw Britain’s Got Talent net the weekend’s biggest audience, the second episode managed to improved on that.