Thursday night’s TV offered up a plethora of sports and soaps as the Paralympics finally got under way.
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Commercial television channels saw their network revenue decline in July as the BBC dominated ratings around the London 2012 Olympics.
Channel 4 stole the show last night as the Paralympic Games Opening Ceremony (8pm) attracted an unprecedented audience for the event.
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Raymond Snoddy asks: Can a local TV station run as a sustaining business once the BBC subsidies end? Will enough viewers watch? Will advertisers be the slightest bit interested?
Tuesday night’s TV viewing once again belonged to the BBC, as their arsenal of new prime time drama buried ITV1; unfortunately, the commercial channel decided to defend itself with yet another repeat of Lewis.
It’s been a busy morning in the connected world, with major research, media firsts and commercial partnerships all being announced.
Advertisers will need to work harder in future to ensure consumers engage and interact with TV ads, according to the panel in the Deloitte Stats, Lies and Videotape? session at last week’s MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival (MGEITF).
The first day of the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival (MGEITF) saw a heavyweight panel discuss the future challenges facing the BBC and its new director general (DG), George Entwistle.
Strategy Analytics Vice President and Principal Analyst David Mercer suggests that behaviour and usage patterns for Tablet TV consumption could present opportunities for content providers to drive revenues associated specifically with tablet viewing.