An audience of 1.2 million viewers decided to spend their Tuesday night in the company of the stress spreaders, resulting in a 6% share.
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The 65 job losses, which affect every station, are part of an ongoing plan that will see a reduction of approximately 200 roles – roughly 15% of the division’s headcount – between 2012 and 2017.
For four weeks, Times columnists will appear live on air to discuss the day’s stories and offer key insights into the match, while talkSPORT will run bespoke trails promoting The Times across its schedule and online.
Instagram, the enormously popular photo-sharing app, has announced that ads are to roll-out on the platform in the UK later this year, with Canada and Australia to follow.
Ahead of the Brazilian World Cup, which kicks off this week, new statistics reveal the incredible prominence some of the world’s top players have on social media platform Twitter.
April brought a further decline to the UK’s online population after a slight rise in activity the previous month.
Sky Sports 5 will be offered to all Sky Sports customers – alongside two years’ free Sky Broadband Unlimited.
New research from the IAB reveals that UK football fans are more likely to use their smartphone to follow the World Cup than the rest of the world.
Richard Marks of Research The Media looks at the true meaning of the words we use to describe media behaviour and suggests that whilst some definitions need clarifying, others should be banned outright.
Monday night saw BBC One once again go down the charitable route by donating an entire hour and a half to an out-of-sorts retired footballer who needed just a little bit of public attention to keep him going.
