Media: Europeans paying to watch television via the internet
25 Nov 2005
The number of people in Europe paying to watch television via the internet is expected to grow to
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Almost a third of viewers desert main channels for non-terrestrial TV
25 Nov 2005 | by by Sam Matthews
, reveals that 60% of people in the UK now have digital television. Young people are the biggest ...
Five and Top Up TV team up to extend free and pay services
18 Nov 2005 | by by Julia Pearlman
granted the broadcaster a second licence to launch digital and cable television services.
Five secures second licence but has no plans for new channel yet
18 Nov 2005 | by by Julia Pearlman
venture into satellite and cable television and follow the lead of rival networks.
AOL to launch free online TV channels showing vintage programming
14 Nov 2005 | by by Julia Pearlman
LONDON – Time Warner's AOL will launch a free internet television service by early 2006 in a...another nail in the coffin of traditional primetime network television, as consumers are given greater ...
Boots sends interactive TV viewers shopping list via text
14 Nov 2005 | by by Julia Pearlman
LONDON - Boots, the high street retailer, has launched an interactive television campaign to help..."Giving Feels Good this Christmas" Boots advertising. The interactive television campaign promotes ...
News Corp revenues grow 10% as picture improves
11 Nov 2005 | by by Daniel Farey-Jones
A change in accounting rules caused the $1bn reduction in the value of the company's US television ...
Media: UK adults who watch television via the internet
11 Nov 2005
More than one in ten UK adults watches television via the internet and 4 per cent have viewed TV on
Commercial radio needs to sort out thisdigital disorder
11 Nov 2005 | by by Ian Darby
, but an example of the power of television and one which Thinkbox would do well to talk about. But ...
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