Microsoft’s online TV player has attracted almost 170,000 views since its launch on 3 August.
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US media companies and marketers are coming together to create a new TV audience measurement system.
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BBC One’s hard-hitting drama series The Street triumphed in the 9pm slot last night, with a peak of 4.3 million viewers.
ITV is preparing to launch a high definition simulcast of ITV1 on Freeview by the end of the year.It has leased bandwidth from the BBC for the new channel, which will join its existing HD offering on the Freesat platform.ITV1 HD should be available in some areas by December, in line with Freeview’s expected schedule… Continue reading ITV1 HD on Freeview by the end of the year
HMV chief executive Simon Fox has ruled himself out of the running to replace Michael Grade at ITV.
Newcastle United’s first game in the Championship was a big draw for BBC One on Saturday evening, bringing in a peak of four million viewers.With an average of 3.2 million viewers, the 1-1 draw between Newcastle and West Brom was easily Saturday afternoon’s most watched terrestrial programme.Following straight on from the soccer at 7.30pm was… Continue reading BBC One’s Championship coverage kicks-off with 4m
Stephen Timms has been confirmed as the man in charge of the government’s Digital Britain vision.
David Spon-Smith, consultant at Accenture, comments on Ray Snoddy’s BARB figures give a boost to commercial TV article, which was published on Wednesday…