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Nearly 10% of all television commercials in the US will be skipped by 2009, resulting in advertisers losing $6 billion worth of commercial impacts, according to a new study from consulting firm, Accenture. Due to the impact of personal video recorders (PVRs), the research claims that nearly 10% of all households in the US will… Continue reading US Advertisers To Lose 10% Of Commercial Impacts By 2009

Student TV network, SUBtv, will this autumn tempt potential card sharks away from their studies to engage in a cross-media poker tournament, comprising on air and online activity to position potential advertisers alongside one of the nation’s increasingly popular gambling activities.The tournament will provide valuable advertising and sponsorship opportunities reaching 1.5 million students in 80… Continue reading SUBtv Hands Advertisers Student Poker Deal

The majority of personal video recorder (PVR) households are relatively new to the technology, with the devices not yet affecting their television viewing behaviour, according to new research from ESPN. According to the findings, about two-thirds of PVR users got their devices in the last six months, with 85% of consumers owning only one, while… Continue reading PVRs Not Yet Affecting TV Viewing Behaviour

The power of television advertising is changing hands, with new technology causing increasing concern for advertisers. The digital era is giving viewers the power to dictate their television viewing habits, in short, the ability to fast-forward through adverts.For the advertising world television adverts are an integral part of brand communication.However, with the growing uptake of… Continue reading Preparing For The PVR

Viewing share across the UK’s terrestrial broadcasters continued to slip during April, with the continuing strength of multi-channel offerings robbing traditional channels of their audiences.ITV1 was hit worst by the downturn, losing 1.3% points from its viewing share year on year during the month. April saw ITV drop the highly criticised, Celebrity Wrestling, after failing… Continue reading Television Viewing Round-Up – April 2005

The BBC has given a sneak preview of its developmental technologies which promise to provide the next generation of television services, such as platform independent interactive technology and on-demand content via the internet.The Corporation’s research and development facility at Kingswood Warren in Surrey has been working on several new technologies which could shape the future… Continue reading BBC Demonstrates New TV Technology

The number of Freeview households has passed the five million mark, fuelled by a strong uptake during the first quarter of 2005, with 466,430 more homes adopting the digital television technology, according to the latest figures from media watchdog, Ofcom. Ofcom estimates that, by the end of March, digital television penetration had reached 61.9% of… Continue reading Freeview Households Pass Five Million

The number of personal video recorders (PVRs) in the US are predicted to reach 32 million by 2010, with 7.4 million PVRs users forecast for the end of the first quarter of 2005, according to Interpublic Group’s Magna Global USA. The media company is uncertain whether the uptake of these devices will remain enthusiast-orientated, of… Continue reading PVRs To Reach 32 Million By 2010

Virgin Mobile has become the latest network provider to provide television content to its customers’ mobile phones after signing a deal with BT to begin a four-month trial of the technology within London. The new service offers Virgin Mobile customers access to live digital TV 24-hours a day, featuring the UK’s first mobile electronic programme… Continue reading Virgin Mobile Offers TV To Customers

Five saw its revenues increase by 1.1% year on year in April, marking the only revenue increase amongst the nation’s terrestrial broadcasters and pushing the company’s total figure to £24.5 million.The increase shows the broadcaster continuing to perform well, after parent company, RTL Group, revealed impressive profits in the 12 months to December 2004, doubling… Continue reading Television Market Round-Up – April 2005