ITV1 once again ruled the roost last night as trouble in the Alahan household pulled in the largest amount of viewers for Wednesday.
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Now that the Jubilee bunting decorates the interior of your rubbish bin, coverage of the ‘historic’ event is wrapped up and the Queen’s smile has been powered off until the next historical event, last night was business as usual for the UK’s TV viewing public. And what show could encapsulate the return to normality than the launch of yet another series of Big Brother?
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Rhys McLachlan, commercial development director at Videology, who will be on the Screen panel at our Media Playground event, says the commercial video-on-demand market has been growing rapidly in 2012 but the trajectory for the summer could be downwards thanks to the BBC…
Affluent and younger viewers lead the way in a strong start to Channel 5’s 2012. Viewing figures for the first four full months show the largest growth to a terrestrial broadcaster in a decade, with 16 to 34-year olds increasing by 16%.
LoveFilm is launching high-definition streaming in the UK and Germany.
The tension was mounting in last night’s The Apprentice (BBC One, 9pm) and with only one week to go before the dreaded interview stage the episode pulled in the biggest audience of day.
Apple CEO Tim Cook hinted that development around its internet television product is closer to completion, saying technology for televisions was of “intense interest” to the company in a recent interview.
BARB has appointed Justin Sampson as its new chief executive. He will succeed Bjarne Thelin, who announced in February that he would be leaving at the end of the year after nine years at the helm.