The combined power of the hyper talent show and period dramas result in a very strong end to the weekend for ITV1.
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EastEnders captured Thursday’s biggest audience, netting a 35% audience share. Last night saw the arrival of city boy Danny Pennant, played by The Bill and Footballers’ Wives actor Gary Lucy. And he’s just in time too, as Syed needs a friendly ear.After continually lying to and stealing from his family Syed had pushed himself in… Continue reading TV Overnights: Albert Square’s newest friendship attracts 7m viewers for BBC One
zeebox has launched in the US with unprecedented support from some of the country’s biggest broadcasters.
Last night’s secrets-makes-people-cry programme Who Do You Think You Are? (9pm) featured the one and only Ken Barlow, who knows one or two things about covering up past dodgy family behaviour.William Roache defected to BBC One for a whole hour of soul searching (both internal and external) proving once and for all that the actor… Continue reading TV Overnights: William Roache’s rummage through time nets 4.3m for BBC One
Sky+ customers will be able to start using the new Sky+ app for iPad that lets them connect to online communities around virtually every show on TV, across Sky and other channels.
Sky+ has announced the launch of a brand new Catch Up TV service and more personal storage.
The opening panel at MediaTel Group’s Connected Consumer event on Monday gave some useful insight on mobile’s role in this world, but recognised that – despite the massive potential – we are still some way from bridging the huge gap between mobile usage and mobile advertising spend.
Raymond Snoddy peers through the connected mist to focus on some key thoughts that might take us forward.
The panel were asked to give a view on who is leading who in the connected world as MediaTel Group’s Connected Consumer event opened on Monday.
Tuesday saw the soaps rule the night, with EastEnders and Emmerdale given a little breathing space without the distraction of the needy and overbearing Coronation Street.