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The UK media research industry is well thought of globally but still has a lot to learn from other countries.This was the general view of the panellists at yesterday’s MediaTel Group ‘Future of Media Research’ full-day seminar held in London.Speaking at the morning’s keynote session, Brian Jacobs, founder of Brian Jacobs Associates, said: “In terms… Continue reading UK’s Media Research Industry Needs To Learn From Global Markets

Cross-media measurement could be the way forward for the media research industry, according to some of the panellists at yesterday’s MediaTel Group seminar on the ‘Future of Media Research’.Speaking at an afternoon session on innovation, Andre McGarrigle, director of research & customer insight at Guardian News and Media, said that “web analytics is turning things… Continue reading Cross-Media Measurement Could Be Way Forward

Speaking at yesterday’s MediaTel Group seminar on the ‘Future of Media Research’, panellist Andre McGarrigle, director of research & customer insight at Guardian News and Media, emphasised the importance of marketing research correctly.He said: “There is a huge amount of research out there. The key to getting used is all about marketing it and giving… Continue reading Seminar Looks At Leveraging Research

Andy Baker, group director of digital recruitment at Trinity Mirror, is to join Friends Reunited Group as managing director.His new role will encompass the overall P&L responsibilities for the Friends Reunited business, Genes Reunited and Friends Reunited dating.Michael Murphy, Tim Ward and Rob Mogford, the three co-owners of Friends Reunited, will all remain with the… Continue reading New MD For Friends Reunited

One of the biggest themes to come out of yesterday’s MediaTel Group seminar on the ‘Future of Media Research’ was the move from traditional methods of working to collecting data direct from consumers.Speaking at the morning session, panellist Martin Hayward, director of consumer strategy and futures at dunnhumby, said that in the long term we… Continue reading ‘Future Of Media Research’ Seminar Looks At Changes Facing The Industry

New figures from the BBC reveal that the iPlayer has now received more than 75 million requests to stream or download programmes.The figures, which were unveiled by Ashley Highfield, BBC director of future media & technology, at the Google Zeitgeist 2008 forum, also show that the iPlayer enjoyed strong growth in April.The total number of… Continue reading iPlayer Receives More Than 75m Requests To View Since Launch

Channel 4’s documentary The World’s Smallest Man And Me performed well for the channel, getting higher viewing figures than News At Ten.The show, featuring Mark Dolan travelling to Nepal and Mongolia to check out rival claims to the title, was watched by 2.9 million adults.ITV1’s News At Ten, shown during the first thirty minutes of… Continue reading Smallest Man Does Big Against News At Ten

The new release of UK data for April 2008 from Nielsen Online reveals that YouTube remains the star of the social media scene, being the most popular site for the seventh consecutive month.Facebook becomes only the second social media brand to pass 10 million unique visitors in a single month, according to Nielsen. YouTube passed… Continue reading YouTube ‘Most Popular Social Media Site’

The RSVP consortium, a commercial alliance between GCap Media, Viacom Brand Solutions and IPC ignite! has announced a partnership deal with Orange.In a bid to promote gigs and tours from mobile phone operator Orange, the new partnership will launch a 13 week campaign in mid-May.A fully integrated campaign will run on Xfm, Xfm.co.uk, NME.com and… Continue reading RSVP Announces Major New Six Figure Deal With Orange

Waking The Dead continued to be a big success for BBC One in the 9pm slot last night, easily grabbing more viewers than ITV1 show The Duchess In Hull.The crime drama had an average of 6.2 million adults tuned in for its hour long running time.The Duchess In Hull, over on ITV1, had a peak… Continue reading Waking The Dead Continues To Pull In Viewers