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In the UK, there has been an incredible 51% increase in TV viewing among the group of consumers defined as ‘light linear viewers’ since...

Ampere Analysis has been gathering data on the impact of the coronavirus lockdowns on advertising at European broadcasters. In a recent note, the firm...

The research firm informitv, whose Multiscreen Index tracks Pay TV subscriptions, says the top ten service providers in the United States collectively lost 2.33...

Channel 5’s My5 VOD service has achieved its strongest ever week of viewing (overtaking its previous high in week 4 of 2016, when Big...

The total of global SVOD subscribers will climb by 170 million this year alone. About $16 billion will be added to global online TV...

Sky Media, the advertising sales arm of Sky, has launched its AdSmart SME support scheme, called the SME100. The £1 million fund will provide...

Over half of scripted titles that would normally have been released in the second half of this year are at risk of delays, and a further 5%-10% of scripted titles due for autumn release are likely be lost entirely due to the current production shutdown. These are the figures released by Ampere Analysis in the same week that the UK broadcast industry published safe working guidelines to help get production back on its feet.

IBC 2020 – which was the last hope for a mass-scale, full ecosystem television industry exhibition this year – has been cancelled due to...

The Future of TV Advertising UK – a one-day, streamed thought-leadership event, tackles some of the biggest issues in ad-supported television on Thursday, April...

Television audiences have sky-rocketed. Shopping behaviours have been forcefully disrupted, and there is an opportunity to try to cement new consumer patterns. Competitors may have withdrawn or reduced budget, so it is easier to gain share of voice and maybe share of market. Smaller brands can get more access to inventory. These are some of the reasons given this week for brands to keep faith in TV campaigns.