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It was the start of a new series of Waking The Dead last night on BBC One, and it was easily the most watched programme in the 9pm slot, with a peak of 6.8 million adults.The crime drama, starring Trevor Eve, had a 28.5% viewing share between 9pm and 10pm.Over on ITV1 at the same… Continue reading Return Of Waking The Dead Finishes Off The Fixer

Derek Jones, MediaTel Group managing director, announces the launch of a new online trading system and the benefits it will offer the industry.Maybe it is a timely coincidence that we should announce the start of a trial programme for DELTA, our new booking and trading system for online, at the same time as the whole… Continue reading New Online Trading System To Bring Efficiencies To The Buying Process

An opening session of the C Squared Venice Festival of Media featured Mike Murphy, vice president, global sales, Facebook, in conversation with media journalist, Jonah Bloom.Murphy was eloquent and confident as one would expect; ducked a few audience questions on sales revenue (and the proportion contributed via the MSN Sales deal) – as one might… Continue reading Venice Festival Of Media Looks At Facebook

Hitwise, the online competitive intelligence company, has announced the most popular websites from more than 50 industries in the UK during 2007.The Hitwise UK Annual Online Performance Awards acknowledge the most successful websites as categorised in Hitwise’s key industries, defined by the percentage of user visits a UK website received between January and December 2007.Also… Continue reading Hitwise Announces Online Performance Awards

Almost 90% of the UK online population watched over three million internet videos in December, according to new data from comScore.The figures show that Google’s YouTube remained the market leading video site in the UK, US, Canada, France and Germany.In the UK, the BBC is the second most popular source of video, indicating the popularity… Continue reading Almost 90% Of UK Web Users Watch Video Online

Ashley Highfield, the director of future media and technology at the BBC, is leaving the corporation to become CEO of the joint venture video-on-demand service from ITV, Channel 4 and BBC Worldwide, Kangaroo.Highfield, who will be responsible for the roll-out of the new service, will replace interim chief executive Leslie MacKenzie.Kangaroo is understood to be… Continue reading Highfield To Leave BBC For Kangaroo

The IPA’s latest Bellwether Report, for the first quarter of 2008, reveals that current budgets have been revised down for the second consecutive quarter.Weaker than expected sales, subdued consumer spending, and ongoing concerns about the health of the UK economy have driven this cost-cutting, said the report.The ‘All other’ category, which includes ‘below-the-line’ activities like… Continue reading Q1 2008 Bellwether: Marketing Budgets Cut For Second Consecutive Quarter

Ashley Highfield, the BBC’s head of online, is leaving the corporation to become chief executive at the planned on-demand service from BBC Worldwide, Channel 4 and ITV, codenamed Kangaroo. Highfield, director of future media and technology and a member of the BBC executive board, is to take over at Kangaroo from interim chief executive Leslie… Continue reading Highfield To Join Kangaroo

Almost 90% of the UK online population watched over three million internet videos in December, according to new data from comScore. The figures show that Google’s YouTube remained the market leading video site in the UK, US, Canada, France and Germany. In the UK, the BBC is the second most popular source of video, indicating… Continue reading Almost 90% Of UK Web Users Watch Video Online

The IPA’s latest Bellwether Report, for the first quarter of 2008, reveals that current budgets have been revised down for the second consecutive quarter. Weaker than expected sales, subdued consumer spending, and ongoing concerns about the health of the UK economy have driven this cost-cutting, said the report. The ‘All other’ category, which includes ‘below-the-line’… Continue reading Q1 2008 Bellwether: Marketing Budgets Cut For Second Consecutive Quarter