BBC1’s Sherlock has broken a record for timeshift viewing, but Richard Marks of Research the Media argues that, as digital TV reaches maturity, growth in timeshifted and VOD viewing may actually be slowing.
Showing 14061-14070 of 62,620
More Uk articles
Whether its harmless pandering to pent-up nation or inciting hatred, the show is working a treat for Channel 4.
After Karmarama took the bold step of appointing a media man – Jon Wilkins – as its executive chairman, Dominic Mills says we’re seeing how digital is pulling down the barriers that define media and creative agencies.
Research from Deloitte estimates that last year, the number of texts sent fell by 7 billion to 145 billion and will continue to slide in 2014.
The former director of communications and strategy for Tony Blair will undertake interviews covering politics, sport, business and media.
After returning from the dead following a spectacularly final-looking suicide attempt three weeks ago, Sherlock (BBC One, 8:30pm) continued to push credibility to extreme levels.
Nobel award-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman has inadvertently indicated what is potentially the most critical contextual factor for the power of media channels – but how can we make the ‘fast/slow’ media paradigm work?
Over 103 million homes in the US will have pay-TV by the end of 2014, with two thirds of pay-TV subscribers expressing interest in features they currently do not have, according to new research from Parks Associates.
UK price comparison website MoneySuperMarket has appointed Meetrics to address the increasing issue around online ads being served but never seen.
The London Evening Standard is to increase its print run from 700,000 to 900,000 copies – covering all 33 London boroughs for the first time.