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Friday saw England take on the mighty South Africa and there were precious few positives for England to take from a game in which they were soundly thrashed.A humiliating 0-36 defeat exposed all of England’s shortcomings, and matters went from bad to worse towards the end of the match when Jason Robinson sped forward in… Continue reading England No Match For South Africa

New research from first direct reveals that there are now more mobile phones than people in the UK. There are almost 70 million mobile SIM cards (phone numbers) and over 71 million handsets spread amongst 45 million adults according to the research – an average of 1.6 mobiles per adult in the UK. Just 12%… Continue reading UK Has More Mobile Phones Than People

Media research and analysis giant, TNS, is to make changes to the organisation of its client services team following the appointment of Nick Burfitt to the role of global director within the TNS iTRAM sector.Dalia Gereis has been promoted to the position of client service director for the TV Bureau, assuming the responsibility for all… Continue reading TNS Shakes Up Client Services Team

Last night saw BBC One’s awesome series Who Do You Think You Are? delve into the family history of the actor John Hurt, perhaps best known for his moving portrayal of John Merrick in the movie The Elephant Man.The intriguing programme had a peak audience of 5.6 million adults (a 28.7% share) in its 9pm… Continue reading 5.6 Million Flock To Hurt’s Family History Hunt

Can anyone predict where the television market is heading? Will ITV, Channel 4 and Sky continue to reign supreme in the commercial sphere, will TV on-demand, mobile TV and television over the internet become the dominant platforms, and will advertising have to adapt to the influence of devices like personal video recorders?These are some of… Continue reading Full-Day TV Seminar To Tackle Big Industry Issues

Broadcasters have once again been urged to ‘put their house in order’, with new media secretary James Purnell using his speech at the Royal Television Society in Cambridge to tell broadcasters to move on from the problems that have plagued the industry this year.Purnell said that broadcasters had to learn the right lessons from controversies… Continue reading Media Secretary Urges Broadcasters To Learn Lessons From TV Controversies

ITN is to produce Setanta Sports news, the new 24 hour sports news channel jointly owned by Virgin Media and Setanta Sports which is intended to replace the Sky Sports News channel that the broadcaster lost earlier this year (see Sky Anytime? Not For Virgin Media Cable Homes).The production of Setanta Sports News by ITN… Continue reading ITN To Produce Setanta Sports News

BBC Radio 5 Live is to make key changes to its schedule next month, with a new line-up for 5 Live Drive, a new name in the late evening weekday slot and a new feel to Sunday mornings.Anita Anand replaces Jane Garvey and will join Peter Allen from Monday 8 October 2007 to present 5… Continue reading Schedule Shake-Up For 5 Live

Nearly 75% of US internet users watched an average of three hours of online video during July, according to the latest data from comScore. July saw Americans view more than 9 billion videos online, with Google sites once again ranking as the top US video property with nearly 2.5 billion videos viewed (27% share of… Continue reading Three In Four US Internet Users Watch Online Video in July

IPC Ignite has appointed David Moynihan, editor of Emap’s FHM.com to the role of digital editor for IPC Ignite music brands NME.com and Uncut.co.uk.Moynihan joined FHM.com in 2000 and became deputy editor of the site in 2004. He was named editor in January 2007 and during his time on the brand, the site has picked… Continue reading IPC Appoints Moynihan As Digital Editor