The BBC Trust is to review the company’s online and Red Button services as part of a public consultation into its interactive offerings.The consultation will mark the first time since 2008 that the Trust has scrutinised the online offerings and aims to examine if both services “adapted to changes in technology, media and audience behaviour”.… Continue reading BBC Trust ponders future of Red Button
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Last night violent mystery drama Hunted continued to beat, scratch and burst open the competition – all the while managing to keep its pout intact.
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Sometimes it seems like soap rules dictate that characters can never learn from their blunders. They are forever doomed to repeat the same mistakes over and over, for our entertainment.This cycle continues until the scriptwriters have utterly exhausted all personal lows for characters to reach and eventually retire their sorry lives.Last night saw Phil and… Continue reading TV Overnights: EastEnders fends off Man Utd with 7.4m for BBC One
Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BOAML) reports ITV viewing share is down and that there is a risk to advertising revenues for 2013.
The number of adults in Britain watching TV on demand via TV sets and mobile devices is growing, while on demand viewing via a desktop or laptop computer has peaked, according to newly released insight from Kantar Media’s futurePROOF study.
Last night saw New Tricks and Monroe battle it out for the 9pm slot for the fourth week in a row. And for a fourth (and last) time James Nesbitt’s virtuoso surgeon stumbled away defeated, tending to a bloody nose.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch latest earnings review for Virgin Media still classes the stock as an underperformer, despite good Q3 results.