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Five was the only terrestrial channel not to lose weekly viewing share in all homes year on year for March, keeping its share at 5.5% for the month.BBC One retained its dominance despite a slight fall year on year, whilst BBC Two and Channel 4 recorded the most significant downturns in their share.Other channels once… Continue reading Television Viewing Round-Up – March 2008

ITV has signed a deal that will see a range of its classic shows such as Inspector Morse and Brideshead Revisited available on iTunes.The deal will mean that more than 260 hours of ITV archive shows are available via the iTunes store.The shows will cost from £1.89 an episode and can be viewed on a… Continue reading ITV To Make Classic Shows Available On iTunes

ITV1’s Saturday night game show, All Star Mr And Mrs, attracted almost six million adult viewers, which was higher than I’d Do Anything‘s ratings with over 5.4 million.Phillip Schofield and Fern Britton coaxed a series of celebrity couples through a revealing quiz, gaining ITV1 a 29.6% viewing share between 7pm and 8pm.Over on BBC One,… Continue reading All Star Saturday For ITV1

BSkyB has reportedly received expressions of interest in its 17.9% stake in ITV from broadcaster RTL and US billionaire Haim Saban.US billionaire Saban has a track record of close ties with Rupert Murdoch, having folded his television production company Saban entertainment into Murdoch’s Fox Family Worldwide.Saban now operates the media investment company Saban Capital Group,… Continue reading Sky Receives Interest In ITV Stake

The return of The Graham Norton Show on BBC Two had a peak of 1.7 million adult viewers in its 9pm slot last night.The first episode in the new series featured Hollywood legends Tony Curtis and Kevin Bacon, and managed to get an 8% share of the audience between 9pm and 9.30pm.Over on Five at… Continue reading Norton’s Return Gets 1.7m Viewers

Thinkbox, the television marketing body for UK commercial broadcasters, is relaunching its website next month.Thinkbox said that the new website will better reflect the expanding TV landscape and broaden its focus on the opportunities offered by new and emerging TV technologies.New content will include a TV Technology Zone in collaboration with Decipher, a dedicated TV… Continue reading Thinkbox To Relaunch Website

Simon was the latest wannabe to get booted off The Apprentice last night, after cracking under the strain of photographing shoppers at the Bluewater shopping centre.A peak of 7.2 million adults tuned in to see who would be the latest business casualty, a 32.5% share of the audience.The second most watched programme at 9pm, ITV1’s… Continue reading 7.2m See Simon Get Fired

Fiver has acquired the rights to online drama, Sofia’s Diary, marking the first time that an online UK-produced show has moved to TV.Sofia’s Diary is a multi-platform series which recently premiered on the social media network, Bebo.Starting from Monday 28th April on Fiver (see Fiver Gets Launch Date), the three minute programmes will be screened… Continue reading Online Show Sofia’s Diary Moves To TV

Five Life is to relaunch on Monday April 28 as Fiver, in an attempt to attract a younger audience.Programming on the rebranded channel will include a new series featuring younger people’s “frank and revealing” views on sex, called Generation Sex.The six-part series will also feature tales of celebrity sexcapades from the likes of Calum Best… Continue reading Fiver Gets Launch Date

4oD, Channel 4’s catch-up service, is to be merged into the broadcaster’s core website, Channel4.com.The move, which is expected to take place next month, will allow Channel4.com users to watch programmes online up to seven days after transmission.It is understood that Channel 4 was originally going to merge the 4oD service into channel4.com once the… Continue reading 4oD To Move To Channel4.com