Smartphone use is on the increase – and now accountable for one third of all internet use.
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A large number of BBC NUJ members have gone on strike this morning, disrupting programming across all BBC networks.
Last year Greg Grimmer had to pretend to be a plumber to mask his allegiance to advertising – but this year, as Ad Week finally comes to the UK – with Media Playground a partner event – he wants us to stand proud and finally celebrate his beloved industry.
Simon Andrews, founder of Addictive! looks at the latest developments for internet TV.
BBC Trust have commissioned a review which will examine whether the BBC’s content distribution is cost-effective.
Thursday night saw the usually unflappable power of the soaps take an ego hit as some viewers turned their backs on the latest dramatic developments. Could it be that the unbalanced emotional state known as ‘love’ stole television’s thunder?First up though was a rival soap from the Northern territories. The complexities of small town romancin’… Continue reading TV Overnights: Thursday’s telly fails to contend with real human interaction
The latest figures from NRS for the period January 2012 – December 2012 show that the national newspaper market experienced, with only a handful of exceptions, further year on year declines.
Newsline has collected the very best expert analysis – including views from MediaCom, Vizeum, Carat UK and Havas Media – on the latest Consumer ABC figures.
With an average segment of the Super Bowl audience watching the game in large noisy groups, communicating a message without sound is critical. And with a $4 million price tag, a lot is at stake if advertisers get this wrong. By Darren Hamer, Managing Director UK, EyeTrackShop
Today’s ABC release, for the July to December 2012 period, charts the continuing downward trend for the consumer magazine print market, with just a few exceptions.