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James Grant, UK country manager, Vindico, says great content on the TV, great devices that allow personal and immediate interaction, and great communication apps all demonstrate the continued growth of ‘second screening’…
Tuesday brought the UK viewing public another evening of high drama, quaint bake offs and yet another documentary unearthing the dirty secrets of the Royal Family.
The rise of ‘second screening’ – the use of other screens, such as laptops, smartphones and tablets while watching TV – is a source of excitement and concern for many in the TV and technology industry according to a new report from Deloitte launched this week.
As Netflix pursues its assault on the UK market, Raymond Snoddy analyses the four-way OTT battle, as well as the latest Thinkbox and Deloitte research studies…
It may have come three months later than planned but patient viewers finally got to see the conclusion to series 15 of Silent Witness (BBC One, 9pm).
Netflix has reached the one million subscriber milestone in the UK and Ireland.
Matthew Breen, head of video / vision account manager at MPG Media Contacts, on the latest X Factor series…
This weekend saw an over-helping of soap action followed by the return of a dependable favourite for ITV1. While The X Factor may have been down on previous series openers, it still attracted a strong audience despite the surprise spot of seasonal weather.
90% of linear TV viewing in the UK was of live, scheduled TV channels during the first half of 2012, according to figures from the Broadcasters’ Audience Research Board (BARB).