The Year Ahead for ... Television
14 Jan 2011
Steve Platt is looking forward to the next year in TV as technology will help drive forward even more culturally important moments.
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Connected television has finally arrived. But are advertisers ready?
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As TVs and broadband begin to merge into one, Pete Edwards explains how brands can take advantage.
Media Lifeline: Royal events on television
26 Nov 2010
With a royal wedding in the offing for 2011, how have regal events adapted to the TV age?
Think BR: Why Google will get connected television right
03 Sep 2010 | by Matt Mee
While Apple and Yahoo's previous attempts to merge TV and online failed to make a big impression, Matt Mee, EMEA head of strategy at MediaCom, explains why Google TV could be the one to succeed.
Drop in television sales impacts on Argos revenues
10 Jun 2010 | by Mark Banham
Argos, the high street and catalogue retailer, has posted a sharp 8.1% drop in sales and revealed that television sales are down ahead of the World Cup in South Africa.
Virgin Media Television reveals new identity for Bravo
20 May 2010 | by Maisie McCabe
LONDON - Virgin Media Television has unveiled a new channel identity and logo for its pay TV channel Bravo ahead of a new schedule, which includes the series 'Spartacus: Blood and Sand'.
Television benefits most from global ad recovery
29 Mar 2010 | by Arif Durrani
LONDON - Advertising spend for traditional media started to recover around the world in the second half of 2009, led by gains in television, according to figures from Nielsen Global.
Monocle to launch television series on BBC World
11 Feb 2010 | by Anne Cassidy
LONDON - Monocle, the upscale magazine, is launching its own TV series on BBC World News.
Crabbies nabs broadcast sponsorship of National Television Awards
14 Jan 2010 | by Gemma Charles
LONDON - Halewood International has signed a six-figure deal for its Crabbie's alcoholic ginger beer to be the broadcast sponsor of ITV's National Television Awards.
The Years Ahead For ... Television
08 Jan 2010
John Overend predicts a 'vintage year' as broadcasters push the boundaries of technology.
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