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Last night, after years of waiting and armed with nothing but blind faith, the true believers were rewarded as Alan Gordon Partridge returned to our TV screens after a nine year absence.

David Hellier, deputy editor at City AM, wonders how bold BT Vision will be following the recent football rights deal when it comes to taking subscribers away from BSkyB and Virgin Media…

England’s Euro 2012 quarter final defeat to Italy on penalties stole the headlines in every sense, peaking at 22 million viewers when extra time began at 10pm.

Steve Smith, head of thought leadership at Starcom MediaVest London, on the issues likely to limit Google TV take-up in the UK…

ITV believes a large amount of its content would be suited to second screening, and is looking to delve into this growing field and create a fully interactive viewer experience.Speaking at the Future of Entertainment summit, which took place in London last week, James Micklethwait, ITV Player director, spoke of his enthusiasm for second screening… Continue reading ITV looking to explore second screen prospects

Sky has fallen behind consumer demand, according to BSkyB’s chief operating office Mike Darcey.

The moment at least 50% of the United Kingdom has been waiting for finally arrived: a whole night free of football. With the group stages of Euro 2012 wrapping up on Tuesday, Wednesday brought a sense of normality to the TV schedule.

The following infographic demonstrates how the UK population is now watching catch-up TV across the different platform options, using data from the latest quarter of MediaTel’s Connected TV Tracker survey, in association with YouGov.

BT Vision – like Sky – had to secure the rights to Premier League football for the 2013-2016 seasons, according to Nigel Walley, managing director of Decipher.

Raymond Snoddy wonders if there is there no end to the wisdom of Ofcom. But then the organisation has a really tricky problem to deal with. We call it the Leveson dilemma…