The Year Ahead for ... Television
12 Jan 2012 | by Chris Locke
Chris Locke sees a year of multiple-screen viewing, new and exciting content, a mid-year revenue boom and trading dust-ups in the land of TV.
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As TVs and broadband begin to merge into one, Pete Edwards explains how brands can take advantage.
Chris Locke sees a year of multiple-screen viewing, new and exciting content, a mid-year revenue boom and trading dust-ups in the land of TV.
Maisie McCabe joined TV's bigwigs at the 2011 Cambridge Convention.
ITV is to show its first ad spot informing viewers about the new regulations on television product placement, set in place by media regulator Ofcom, which comes into force on Monday (28 February).
Steve Platt is looking forward to the next year in TV as technology will help drive forward even more culturally important moments.
With a royal wedding in the offing for 2011, how have regal events adapted to the TV age?
'Britain's Got Talent' judge Amanda Holden is to star alongside Tesco couple Fay Ripley and Mark Addy in the supermarket's Christmas television campaign created by The Red Brick Road.
LONDON - Monocle, the upscale magazine, is launching its own TV series on BBC World News.
LONDON - Disney plans to launch a channel, called Disney XD, for boys in the UK this autumn.
LONDON - The cost of placing a TV ad has plummeted to its lowest level since the 80s, according to a new report by Billetts.
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