24 Dec 2010
| by Pulse @ McCann London
Few television shows, if any, have ever created as many column inches as ITV s The X Factor, both in the entertainment and opinion sections.
Whilst its supporters praise the democratic, meritocratic nature of the show, its critics deride what they view as exploitative, televised karaoke that cheapens music ...
23 Dec 2010
| by Ed Owen
The quarterly research shows that for the first time, social media has driven more traffic than search engine Yahoo!. Facebook is now second only to Google for referring traffic.
Tracking a global sample of some 2,000 news and entertainment websites, the research shows that Facebook now accounts for 9 ...
10 Dec 2010
| by Julie Forey
and entertainment, or enabling communication with friends and family.
Talking to online mums again in 2010 ...
to help organise their families, keep in touch and for entertainment.
This is a significant increase ...
placement on TV presents great opportunities for integrated communications, for example.
Entertainment ...
09 Dec 2010
| by Ed Owen
in growing new product categories was not sufficient to offset weak entertainment markets.
"In Waterstone ...
06 Dec 2010
| by Alison Fennah
As more and more people are using a variety of screens for entertainment, communication and commerce purposes, it s important for marketers to be aware of the dramatic changes happening in the way we ...
competitive advantage.
Being in an environment where consumers are entertaining themselves through video ...
03 Dec 2010
| by AOP
core website factors: Trustworthy Reliable, Opinion Leader Authoritative, Entertaining Engaging ...
30 Nov 2010
| by Karen Wise
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The entertainment platform
Television is still the focal point for entertainment, but catch-up TV has ...
programmes and films, which is the third most regular form of entertainment viewing.
Cinema retains its allure; despite the increase in in-home entertainment choices, our research demonstrates that audiences ...
25 Nov 2010
| by Arif Durrani
retail (despite half-steam-ahead consumer spending), food, and beauty. Motors, finance and entertainment ...
25 Nov 2010
| by Federica Aperio
UK online ad spend increased 10% to 1.97 billion in the first half of the year, according to the latest IAB/PWC study, mainly driven by the entertainment, finance and FMCG sectors and continued growth suggests online could reach 4 billion for the full year. Paid search continues to represent over 60 ...
24 Nov 2010
| by Tim Howett
, which having had a buoyant 2010 through entertainment, retail and FMCG sectors, will falter as those ...