to remove filtersBT looks set to take on Sky, Freeview and cable
13 Dec 2005 | by Ian Quinn
two thirds of UK households now have access to digital TV. Freeview was by far the biggest driver ...
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Ofcom draws up tougher rules over TV cross-promotion
13 Dec 2005 | by Tony Lithgow
viewing shares in Freeview households than in other multi-channel households. In addition, the BBC ...
Titanic battle looms in battle for broadband boom supremacy
13 Dec 2005 | by Ian Quinn
is expected to mean that delivery systems merge, so that households can finally receive all their content ...
Digital take-up reaches two thirds of UK homes
09 Dec 2005 | by Paul McNally
Almost two thirds of households in the UK have switched to digital television, according to figures...households. The figure marks a sharp increase of 760,000 from the previous quarter, when digital up ... -top boxes sold between July and September this year. Overall, it is thought that 6.3 million households ... ,000 last quarter. There are now 2.6 million households in the UK with cable television from NTL ...
Dixons’ in-store TV network opens to new advertisers
06 Dec 2005 | by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Dublin-based Ads in Store, which manages the in-store TV network for the electronics and household appliances retailer, has appointedPH4 as the sales house. The deal comes in the same week as Dixons axed its in-store radio contract with Immedia Broadcasting and coincides with a wider review of all in ...
Two Way TV wins rights for interactive Millionaire
01 Dec 2005 | by Media Week
said: "The Millionaire brand, which is a household name, is the most successful interactive TV game ...
Outdoor advertising growth slows to 4%
29 Nov 2005 | by Media Week
Channel 4 holding its share among terrestrial channels. It shows 60% of households have digital viewing ...
Supplement - Women under the influence
29 Nov 2005 | by Suzy Bashford
to these mothers. They use it to manage the household finances, buy their new vacuum cleaner or the weekly ... be interested in practical products like financial or household goods. In the evening, she's more relaxed ...
Supplement - Advertisers to target the World Cup 'widows'
29 Nov 2005 | by Media Week
channels to lure in disaffected female viewers. Households with more than one TV set, or access ...
Take up of on-demand TV to soar by 2010
27 Nov 2005 | by Kevin May
. But while the increase in household numbers is strong, revenue increases over the same period are dramatic ...
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Making the most of mobile
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
