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The number of people in Europe paying to watch television via the internet is expected to grow to nearly nine million in the next four years. A report, commissioned by the market research company Screen Digest, predicts Europe will have 8.7 million internet TV subscribers by 2009, almost 10 per cent...
More than one in ten UK adults watches television via the internet and 4 per cent have viewed TV on a mobile phone, according to research from Continental Research. The survey, of 2,135 adults, also showed that ABC1 viewers are most likely to have viewed TV via the internet.
NEW YORK - NBC and CBS have become the latest US broadcasters to offer downloads of TV shows, which they will be selling for 99 cents each.
The extra budget pledged to Thinkbox is a positive sign for the marketing body that suffered a stuttering start. As it looks for a chief executive, Ian Quinn reports on where its future might lie.
Two agency TV chiefs reveal how they secure the best deals, describe the masochistic buzz they get from trading and explain why golf isn't the best way to win them over.
Two agency TV chiefs reveal how they secure the best deals, describe the masochistic buzz they get from trading and explain why golf isn't the best way to win them over.
LONDON – ITV has unveiled its latest move into on-demand local television with the launch of a broadband service developed by internet-based video company Narrowstep.
LONDON - The BBC has relaunched its bbc.co.uk/tv site, as it moves towards showcasing its TV programmes online with exclusive online clips of new shows.
Digital television penetration reached 63 per cent of UK households by 30 June, up from 61.9 per cent in the first quarter. Ofcom figures show that the total number of digital TV households grew by 298,000 to 15.7 million.
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned Jamster, the company behind The Crazy Frog, from showing its ads before 9pm.
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.
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