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Raymond Snoddy explores the growing complexity around broadcast and programme rights.

Last night at 7:30pm, ITV1 once again treated us to Adrian Chiles and his reassuring face. The presenter managed to fill up 15 minutes of pre match guesswork with the help of Roy Keane and Gareth Southgate before the Live UEFA Champions League action kicked off at 7:45pm, live from the Etihad Stadium in Manchester.The… Continue reading TV Overnights: Man City v Ajax v EastEnders

News Corporation reports profit that beats analysts’ forecasts, mainly due to its broadcasting activities offsetting declines in publishing.

The start of a fresh new week saw the return to our screens of stalwart adventurer Richard Hammond. Having recently stared death in the face and reeling from the devastating news that Total Wipeout will end after four marvellous years, last night saw the Hamster go all The Island of Doctor Monroe on us.In his… Continue reading TV Overnights: Hammond’s miracles on BBC One convert 3.8m

Media commentators across all forms of media are filling time and space with analysis and minute-by-minute coverage of the US Election. Moreover, the British media report that the result is too close to call.

Despite his reputation as a pioneer of social media campaigning, President Barack Obama may be influencing fewer voters through 21st century technology than his Republican rival Mitt Romney, according to new research undertaken by Mindshare.

The weekend brought us the concluding part of the apocalypse, more Strictly and X Factor than anyone would ever want and the end of Downton…

The following infographic demonstrates how the UK population is now watching catch-up TV across the different platform options, using data from the latest quarter of MediaTel’s Connected TV Tracker survey, in association with YouGov.The infographic, created by The Infographics Agency, shows that the majority of catch-up TV viewing in the UK is still via the… Continue reading Infographic: How we’re watching catch-up TV

Sharp, the Japanese electronics firm, has issued a warning about its future saying that it has found it tough to raise money amid mounting losses.

If you sat through the last series of The Apprentice wondering what could be more soul destroying than watching a group of highly vocal, self-righteousness, blindly confident, know-it-all, joyless idiots – then wonder no more. Last night, BBC One provided that answer.The third series of Young Apprentice (8pm) offered up the exact same format as… Continue reading TV Overnights: Lord Sugar starts them young