Social TV: Everybody's talking about it
18 Jun 2012 | by Mat Riches
A third of adults say they have visited a social media site while watching a TV show, writes Mat Riches, associate director, Kantar Media Custom.
Heavy gamers are 49% more likely than the average British adult to believe that advertising helps them make the best purchases, writes Alice Dunn, marketing executive, Kantar Media.
A third of adults say they have visited a social media site while watching a TV show, writes Mat Riches, associate director, Kantar Media Custom.
The Outdoor Media Centre's Customer Journey research sets out to investigate the path to purchase from the customer's perspective.
Almost 31 million people will be attending a Jubilee party as the nation comes together to celebrate the Queen, writes Doug Whelpdale, insight manager, MPG Media Contacts.
The London 2012 Olympics will be the most technologically advanced Games to date, with huge changes in the way the event will be broadcast and viewed, writes Stuart Knapman, senior director, Essential Research.
How are connected devices influencing purchase decisions, ask John Stoneman, sales director, EME, InMobi, and Denise Turner, head of intelligence, MPG Media Contacts.
The proportion of 11-19 year olds who think that young people should enjoy their money instead of saving it has fallen by 6% since 2007, according to Kantar Media's Youth TGI study.
Consumer technology brands need to focus on the simplification of technology and how it can be easily integrated into daily life, writes David Vindel, MD european technology, Ketchum Pleon.
The combination of TV's reach and online data is a powerful proposition but there are some barriers to overcome, writes Alison Meredith, executive planning director, Watson Phillips Norman.
The majority of British consumers perceive store brands to be the same as or better than national brands, writes Heather McCarthy, director, Ipsos Marketing.