According to data from The Diffusion Group (TDG), 16 per cent of adult broadband users utilise a smart phone or tablet to control their television. More specifically,

TVs are outpacing computers as the key platform for Internet video, according to Parks Associates. In the first quarter of 2014, US broadband households watched roughly three hours of online video per week on each platform, but the amount of online video consumed on a TV is increasing, up from 2.3 hours per week in […]

A study of over 4,500 advertising campaigns from the last seven years has found that TV advertising remains the most effective form of advertising and creates the most profit for businesses pound for pound. The study found that

Findings from Global Internet Phenomena Report 1H2014, released by intelligent broadband network solutions specialist Sandvine, reveal that North American subscribers who exhibit cord cutting behaviour are dominating network usage, consuming on average 212GB a month, more than seven times the 29GB of a typical subscriber, and that in

The increasing importance of original digital video for advertisers has been identified by a survey from the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), showing the format is almost as popular as primetime TV for US viewers. The Internet trade body reports that that 52 million adult Americans now watch online video at least once a month, a […]

According to the latest NPD Group TV Everywhere Report, more than one-in-five (21 per cent) pay-TV subscribers use the TV Everywhere services provided by their pay-TV operator at least once per month. Although the pay-TV industry has increasing concerns that OTT subscription video-on-demand services (SVoD) will lead to

Americans have no shortage of options in every aspect of their lives. The proliferation of devices for consuming content has enabled more choices than most can count. But the “problem” of having too many options – including a growing expanse of content – doesn’t seem to be having an impact on TV viewing preferences. According […]

Constant questioning of plotlines, flicking channels and noisy eating have been revealed as some of the most annoying TV habits. Viewers who tale phone calls or guess the ending also featured highly in the list of irritating traits in a TV companion, alongside hogging the remote control and forgetting to record your favourite show. The […]

People who illegally download billions of pounds worth of movies also love going to the cinema and don’t mind paying to watch movies, according to recent academic research published in the Journal of Behavioural and Experimental Economics. In the first study to examine the differences between movie and music pirates, the key finding was those […]