The electronic programme guide is a powerful tool for broadcasters looking to drive live tune-in, says Rovi’s Jon Hewson. So why is not taking off in the UK?
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The fully-programmatic product, developed by Xaxis, will allow advertisers to deliver coordinated ads on viewers’ mobile devices simultaneously with adverts on their TVs.
This UK specific report published by comScore and UKOM provides a monthly snapshot of digital audience trends. It utilises data from the comScore suite of UKOM-approved products which provide an unduplicated view of digital consumer behaviour across PC (laptops, desktops), mobile (feature phones and smartphones), and video.Key findings include: a 13% decrease in unique users… Continue reading comScore & UKOM UK Digital Market Overview – March 2014
Netflix is to increase its pricing for new members, as it looks to “acquire more content and deliver an even better streaming experience.”
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Despite all the talk of engaging multi-screening consumers, the biggest marketing opportunity is targeting those that use different screens at different times exclusively, says Millward Brown’s Martin Ash.
All six episodes of Jonah From Tonga, the new series from the writer and star of Summer Heights High and Ja’mie: Private School Girl, will be made available on BBC iPlayer from 2 May for 48 hours.
The Q1 2014 IPA Bellwether Report reveals the record largest single upwards revision to marketing budgets in 14 years of data collection, marking the sixth successive quarter that marketing budgets have been revised up.
New figures from Decipher’s MediaBug report have shown strong growth in Netflix membership over the past six months, with an increase from 10% to 14% of UK online users now with a subscription.