Category: Media & Entertainment

  • Analysis: European broadcasters must resist content cuts

    Forecasts from Ampere Analysis predict that spending by SVoD platforms will reach €10 billion in Europe’s major TV markets in 2024. This surpasses the investment made by the region’s commercial broadcasters in original and acquired content who face major challenges of strong competition from deep-pocketed streamers, increased pressure on their own content budgets, and falling…

  • Report: Italian TV channel offer continues to shrink

    The number of TV channels broadcasting in Italy has been steadily decreasing over the past decade, dropping from 389 in 2012 to 343 in 2022 and 316 in 2023, according to a report published by Confindustria Radio Televisioni. At the end of 2023, there were 268 nationally-produced channels, a drop of 18 per cent compared…

  • Survey: 62% Brits to watch England matches in pub

    More than 33 million Brits will head to the pub to watch England play in the Euro 2024 tournament this summer, according to research by Indeed Flex, the online marketplace for temporary work. With the tournament kicking off on June 14th when Scotland take on tournament hosts Germany, the survey reveals that nearly half of…

  • Videocites expands relationship with Los Angeles FC

    Videocites, specialists in next-generation AI-based social media measurement, has announced a renewed and expanded relationship with the Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC). Working with Videocites, LAFC saw over 1 billion net new impressions tracked in 2023 thanks to Videocites’ ability to capture data from user generated content (UGC) and additional social platforms. LAFC was able…

  • ‘Crank’ Tory candidates accused of sharing online conspiracy theories

    Labour has expressed concerns about the calibre of would-be Tory MPs after a some shared outlandish views online The Conservative party has been accused of becoming a home for “cranks” after some of its candidates at the general election were revealed to have shared conspiracy theories on social media. The posts seen by the Observer…

  • ‘Crank’ Tory candidates accused of sharing online conspiracy theories

    Labour has expressed concerns about the calibre of would-be Tory MPs after a some shared outlandish views online The Conservative party has been accused of becoming a home for “cranks” after some of its candidates at the general election were revealed to have shared conspiracy theories on social media. The posts seen by the Observer…

  • ‘Crank’ Tory candidates accused of sharing online conspiracy theories

    Labour has expressed concerns about the calibre of would-be Tory MPs after a some shared outlandish views online The Conservative party has been accused of becoming a home for “cranks” after some of its candidates at the general election were revealed to have shared conspiracy theories on social media. The posts seen by the Observer…

  • ‘Crank’ Tory candidates accused of sharing online conspiracy theories

    Labour has expressed concerns about the calibre of would-be Tory MPs after a some shared outlandish views online The Conservative party has been accused of becoming a home for “cranks” after some of its candidates at the general election were revealed to have shared conspiracy theories on social media. The posts seen by the Observer…

  • ‘Crank’ Tory candidates accused of sharing online conspiracy theories

    Labour has expressed concerns about the calibre of would-be Tory MPs after a some shared outlandish views online The Conservative party has been accused of becoming a home for “cranks” after some of its candidates at the general election were revealed to have shared conspiracy theories on social media. The posts seen by the Observer…

  • How Time’s collectible covers make the case for a print comeback

    Some digital-only publishers, Complex and Nylon, are bringing back their print magazines this year after multi-year hiatuses. But their big returns — quarterly and biannually, respectively — are rooted more in special editions and collectables rather than traditional weekly or monthly runs. And the magazine publishers, like Time, that have been regularly operating print businesses…