BBC One has had its best start to the year in a decade, according to final consolidated data released this week.
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During Jason Seiken’s time at Telegraph Media Group there was no digital breakthrough while the print edition settled even deeper in the water. The lessons to be learned are stark, writes Raymond Snoddy.
News UK Commercial has launched a new advertising approach that will give advertisers a single point of access to print and tablet readers of The Times and The Sunday Times editions.
BBC One’s working class drama about everyday people caught up in absurd circumstances of their own making, Ordinary Lies (9pm) once again walked away with Tuesday’s biggest 9pm audience.
Ad tech company Flashtalking has hired Rocket Fuel’s executive vice president and general manager, John Nardone, as its new CEO.
French media conglomerate Vivendi is looking at a possible acquisition of pay-TV group Sky, as one of several options to expand the reach of its own TV group Canal Plus, sources tell Reuters.
Online forms of entertainment are becoming increasingly popular among teenagers, with young people watching an average of 1.15 hours of online TV per day, according to new research from globalwebindex.
In adland’s binary world ‘magicians’ see creativity whilst ‘mathematicians’ see content. It’s time to get them together again, writes David Brennan.
BT’s latest acquisition, EE, has launched Britain’s first WiFi calling service to make calls and texts available in every WiFi-connected home – potentially upping the value of homes across the UK.
