ShopTo.net, the UK independent online entertainment retailer, has announced it has acquired video-on-demand streaming service Fetch TV.
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The messy particulars of Roxy Mitchell’s misguided love life helped EastEnders secure the largest audience of Tuesday night. 7.6 million viewers tuned in to see the peroxide pariah, formerly of The Mitchell Sisters, accidentally reveal her true feelings for a certain beau.
Aren’t wires ugly. And with all this new digital kit filling up the living room, we are living in a cluttered wire-filled world. Thank heavens for Ikea…
Bad news resulted in good news for ITV1 last night as Coronation Street (7:30pm) attracted Monday’s largest audience. 8.9 million viewers tuned in to see the regulars down the Rovers Return (busy for a Monday night) learn that Betty Williams had warmed up her final hotpot and shuffled off her mortal coil.
Philip Ricketts, head of door to door strategy, sales and marketing at Royal Mail, says social TV offers a great opportunity for savvy marketers to use the insight generated by its users to deliver even more targeted communications…
There has been lots of speculation over the launch date of YouView, after the connected TV service from partners including the BBC, ITV and BT was delayed in 2010/2011 amid rumours of technical difficulties.
On Saturday Britain’s Got Talent (ITV1, 8pm) scored an average audience of 9.6 million viewers while The Voice UK (BBC One, 7pm) fared better with an audience of 10.7 million, making it only the second week the BBC One singing competition actually beat Simon Cowell’s variety show (in terms of overall ratings).
Whether to check emails or to look up programme or product information, watching TV while using a tablet or smartphone is more common than not according to a Q4 2011 Nielsen survey of connected device owners in the US, UK, Germany and Italy.
Infographic: Hot on the heels of The Killing, Borgen and Those Who Kill comes The Bridge, the latest Nordic Noir TV drama to leave Denmark.
The BBC has lost the will to fight for live sporting events, according to Sir Paul Fox – who was the managing director of the BBC Television Network from 1988 to 1991.