With Video on Demand (VOD) growing, the first panel at MediaTel’s ‘Electronic Trading Debate’ (11 October) discussed convergence between traditional television advertising and online and what impact this had on current trading systems.
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Monday night saw another procedural face-off between BBC One’s gang of meddling detectives and ITV1’s very own version of Doogie Howser.The New Tricks team were up to their necks in Stasi secrets, as they investigated the death of an East German immigrant. Newby Steve McAndrew was still trying to reaffirm his place in the UCOS… Continue reading TV Overnights: Our Tracy’s baby drama nets 8.6m for ITV1
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Award winning creative technologist, Richard Kastelein, on the future of brand delivery on TV.
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Genealogical documentary series Who Do You Think You Are? (BBC One) secured the biggest audience in the 9pm slot last night, after being postponed from last week.
Figures released reveal that the live Sky Sports coverage of the recent Ryder Cup attracted record levels of online and mobile viewing to Sky’s award-winning multiplatform TV service Sky Go.