Moody Britain 2010: Putting the pieces back together
29 Sep 2010 | by Pulse @ McCann London
An in-depth look at the findings of the fourth wave of Pulse @ McCann London's state of the nation barometer, Moody Britain.
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A study from digital research specialist Connect Insight shows a high level of negativity towards online advertising, particularly among older consumers, and asks what can be done to address this.
An in-depth look at the findings of the fourth wave of Pulse @ McCann London's state of the nation barometer, Moody Britain.
New research from the European Interactive Advertising Association (EIAA) shows that digital media is fast becoming the medium of choice for sports fans and pushing the boundaries of media convergence across TV, internet and mobile.
The European broadband markets continue to witness strong growth, thanks largely to the deregulatory initiatives across the region and the ongoing shift towards integrated services such as triple or quad play, reports consultancy Frost & Sullivan.
Social media - and blogs in particular - is becoming a more important part of global media consumption for internet users than some traditional media channels according to the latest survey from media agency Universal McCann.
Informa Telecoms & Media's report Mobile Social Networking: Communities and Content on the Move Mobile says new features are attracting larger numbers of users and permitting new business opportunities.
The Mobile Data Association has launched its first UK Mobile Report which provides statistics and analysis on current, historical and seasonal trends in the use of mobile technology.
An online poll indicates high percentage of viewers not ready for the UK digital TV switchover, claims a poll of internet radio show FrequencyCast.
Forrester Research has identified a three-step process that it says will help companies create successful corporate blogs that will increase brand visibility, customer insight and sales generation, according to a new report.
The October 2005 figures from the Internet Advertising Bureau show a detailed analysis of online advertising spend figures for the first half of 2005.