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28 Mar 2012
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Raymond Snoddy
Raymond Snoddy on cable television and its ability to fulfil its potential but is yet to serve a "knock-out" blow to satellite and the latest piracy allegations from the UK and Australia levelled at News Corp.
28 Mar 2012
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Niall Johnson
A new comedy drama written by Kay Mellor netted a 22% audience share for BBC One at 9pm.
27 Mar 2012
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Liz Jaques
"I can't wait to see what the Olympics unleashes in terms of mobile," Google's Scott Beaumont told delegates at MediaTel Group's Mobile - 2012, The Year of Reckoning? event last week.
27 Mar 2012
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Liz Jaques
Is mobile data joined-up and useable? Panellists at MediaTel Group's Mobile - 2012, The Year of Reckoning? event last week were not convinced that mobile data is being used to its full potential.
27 Mar 2012
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Liz Jaques
Channel 5 has announced that it has retained the rights to the extended exclusive highlights to England home internationals in Cricket and that there will be a second Celebrity Big Brother this summer.
27 Mar 2012
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Liz Jaques
Mobile advertising spend is a long way behind time spent on mobiles, according to Simon Andrews, founder of addictive!.
27 Mar 2012
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Niall Johnson
Coronation Street once again ruled over last night’s TV schedule with each instalment pulling in 8.3 million viewers, and not a serial killer in sight.
26 Mar 2012
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Liz Jaques
Henry Lawson, CEO at nFluence, gave a positive outlook of the mobile industry at MediaTel Group's Mobile - 2012, The Year of Reckoning? event on Friday, saying that mobiles have become the remote controls of our lives.
26 Mar 2012
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Liz Jaques
Advertisers have just two months left before the law changes governing how they use cookies. With fines of up to £500,000 faced by companies that fail to obtain informed consent from their customers for tracking their behaviour, non-compliance with this EU e-privacy regulation, dubbed the Cookie Law, is simply not an option, warns ISBA.
26 Mar 2012
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Niall Johnson
The Voice UK performed very well on Saturday night, with an average audience of 8.4 million viewers (a 38% share). Strangely enough, the show actually peaked when main rival Britain’s Got Talent kicked off over on ITV1, with 9.6 million viewers.
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