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With Zeebox preparing to launch in the US, Alan Wolk, of KIT digital, suggests how Social TV apps can become real tools instead of toys
At the IPTV World Forum in London: Tony Wang, Twitter's UK General Manager talks about how broadcasters can use Twitter to increase audience share and help users to engage and participate with programmes.
The BBC has announced that it plans to launch a download service that will allow people to buy and own BBC programmes for a "relatively-modest" charge. Sounds good but we have some questions.
The BBC provides a lot of great information about how people use the iPlayer but only in a PDF document. Here's an Excel spreadsheet version for your own use with more graphs and the underlying numbers. We'll be providing updated documents throughout the year.
ITV’s recent financial results suggest that things are going pretty well – at least from a VOD perspective. But what does the bigger picture for ITV look like? What longer term challenges does it face and how much growth capacity does it really have? We take a look.
Tablets are media consumption devices, de facto TV companions and remote controls. How will they continue to evolve? Jane Seery explores changes in the technology and user behaviour.
Zeebox’s new ‘click-to-buy’ functionality gives marketers second-by-second knowledge of how effective their TV commercials are. If the experience of 'Compare the Market' is anything to go by this could reap great rewards for advertisers.
According to Ooyala data, for every video shared via Twitter in Q4 2011, more than 10 were shared on Facebook. Why is that? After all, they're both ubiquitous social networks used by hundreds of millions of users. What then could explain the difference? Here are 4 reasons.
How will TV continue to evolve? What will the world of new television look like over the next few years? Here's a wish list of 15 things we'd like to see in New TV.
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BBC VOD Stats & Performance 2009 - 2012

An Excel spreadsheet version of the BBC's latest monthly iPlayer stats with underlying data and more graphs. Yours to download for free!