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ITV’s Royal Variety Performance 2011 dominated last night’s prime time ratings. The annual event, hosted by comedian Peter Kay, attracted a high of 6.7 million viewers.The show, which was held at Salford Quays for the first time, with stars including Tony Bennett, Leona Lewis and Pixie Lott, pulled in more than 6.2 million average viewers… Continue reading TV Overnights: The Royal Variety Performance wins 6.2m viewers

Ofcom today concluded its review of TV advertising trading. The review, which examined the way TV advertising is bought and sold, found no clear evidence of harm to consumers – whether TV viewers, advertisers or end users of products advertised on TV.

Although one in ten (10%) Britons already own a smart TV (one which can be connected directly to the internet via ethernet cable or WiFi), only a further 4% intend to purchase one at some point in the next 12 months, according to YouGov’s latest research.

The UK is set to deploy UltraViolet (UV), the technology that enables users to purchase films which are recorded to a digital library.

BBC One’s final Young Apprentice easily claimed the peak-hour ratings with a high of 4.7 million viewers last night.

ITV will show England’s opening group games against France on 11 June and their final game against Ukraine on 19 June.

This weekend’s X Factor final peaked with more than 13.8 million viewers (including both ITV1 and ITV1 HD) last night.

Jeff Siegel, senior vice president, worldwide advertising, Rovi Corporation, gives insights from phase one of Rovi’s smart TV advertising study in the UK (in partnership with Decipher)…

More than six million viewers tuned in to see Manchester United and Manchester City’s exit from the Champions League on ITV1 last night.

Rovi Corporation and Decipher have released the first results from a two-phase study about Smart TV usage and interactive advertising in the UK, showing that 84% of Samsung Smart TVs and Blu-Ray players are now connected.