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Three regional newspaper groups in our analysis enjoyed increases in the January to June 2012 period – Newsquest (Midlands South), Advertiser (North of England) and the Bristol Observer Group.

July saw the UK’s online audience fall slightly, down 158,000 people month on month. According to data just released by online measurement company UKOM, a unique audience of 42.9 million individuals went online throughout the month, with 41 million of those accessing the internet from home and work locations. June 2012 brought the biggest monthly… Continue reading UKOM Data Report: July 2012

I have just returned home after a three week sojourn in a Turkish haven of tranquillity, where I have spent time recovering from an addiction I never knew I had…

Raymond Snoddy asks: Can a local TV station run as a sustaining business once the BBC subsidies end? Will enough viewers watch? Will advertisers be the slightest bit interested?

YouView, the new set-top box offering subscription-free digital TV and catch-up services, has announced that they have teamed up with Channel 5’s milkshake! to provide on-demand content from the children’s favourite on the YouView platform.

Tuesday night’s TV viewing once again belonged to the BBC, as their arsenal of new prime time drama buried ITV1; unfortunately, the commercial channel decided to defend itself with yet another repeat of Lewis.

Alice Dunn, marketing executive at Kantar Media, reveals interesting insights about social networkers, who are 26% more likely than the average internet user to find ads helpful…

New audience figures released by Newsworks show that online national newspaper websites attracted record levels of activity in the opening days of the Olympic Games.

New research from Newsworks shows that 78% of all adults consumed newsbrand content around the time of the Olympics.

The results of Ericsson ConsumerLab’s annual study – presented in the TV & Video Consumer Trend Report 2012 – reveal that social TV is becoming a mass-market phenomenon.