According to Bank of America Merill Lynch (BoAML) BSkyB is expected to have a weak first quarter for their fiscal year starting July.
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The majority of British viewers have tried ‘dual screening’, with 86% of smart device owners having used their phone, tablet or computer while watching TV, according to new research unveiled today by Red Bee Media.
Monday night saw Nigella back in her giant purpose-built kitchen at 8:30pm on BBC Two, whipping up a flurry of delights that made her paid extras gasp in an astonished manner.
Andy Eardley, Director and Co-Founder of the TV App Agency, on how SmartTV is maintaining its position as one of the hottest spaces for content distribution and advertising. Yet while the potential for explosive growth exists, the question remains what will it take to stimulate mainstream take-up?
According to Digital TV Europe, BSkyB will offer a subscription to the Premier League from as early as next month.
Finally, something other than the soaps captured Friday’s biggest audience! Also, fans of over-long, bombastic and superfluous talent shows were in for a real treat and Homeland returned with a second series of hyber-paranoid fun.
A report by Credit Suisse, which looks into the current state of Europe’s satellite industry, predicts that broadcasters in the US and Europe will begin broadcasting Ultra HD test channels by 2013.The report states that Ultra HD (commonly known as 4K, due to the 4,000 pixel resolution display – double the amount of current HD) would… Continue reading Broadcasters could launch Ultra HDTV test channels ‘next year’
BBC One came out blazing in the battle for Thursday’s 9pm slot with a heavily publicised new series. Last night saw the launch of hyber-paranoid espionage thriller Hunted, starring Angel from Home & Away.The plot saw Samantha return to work at a private intelligence agency, after an attempt on her life by members of her… Continue reading TV Overnights: BBC One’s Hunted uppercuts 4.5m in to submission
The global market of services on connected TVs will reach USD $3.23 billion in 2016, according to new research from GII (Global Information). This market will represent 16.8% of the OTT video market and about 1% of the global fixed video services market.
Speaking at Apps World this week, Daniel Danker, general manager, on-demand at the BBC, claims the corporation has been contrasting the effort involved in achieving reach and views on BBC iPlayer on connected TV devices versus the Apple iPad.