Futurescape research shows that television broadcasters are divided over their social TV strategy – do they partner with Facebook and Twitter? Or invest in social TV start-ups and build their own platforms for more control?
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The arrival of college boy Ryan back on the fabled cobbles of Coronation Street (8.30pm, ITV1) has certainly shaken up the quiet, unassuming lives of Wetherfield’s finest.
Social TV provider Zeebox has published its latest round of consumer research from a sample of UK and US residents.
MediaTel Group is launching its first Connected Consumer Awards, also as known as ‘The Connies’, to celebrate pioneering new advertising and commercial opportunities powered by innovation in the connected TV industry.
TiVo has made a deal to acquire TRA (The Right Audience), creator of the largest global database linking what certain households watch and buy.
Steve Smith from Starcom MediaVest argues that take up of superfast broadband will remain slow while the online video content market remains uncompetitive…
With only six short days left of exciting Superstar (9pm) eliminations, the nation has been getting in a fevered frenzy about who will be crowned the new Jesus. As usual the prime time ITV show forced the two least popular Jesuii to sing for survival.The show lifted the curtain to reveal the brutal and swift… Continue reading TV Overnights: Ryan’s boozy return secures 7.5m for ITV1
A YouGov survey published by Interxion has revealed that around 20% will watch the Olympics online, around a third of those who intend to view the Games on a more traditional TV platform.
The BBC boosted its overall radio spend by £2 million during the 2011-2012 financial year from £638.1 million previously to £640.1 million.
BBC Worldwide announced profits of 8% amid the news that downloads of its global BBC iPlayer app have hit one million since its trial launch a year ago.