Posts Tagged ‘BBC’
Young adults watching online video at “near-universal levels”
Posted by: David on: July 30, 2009
The rise of online video services has been fascinating to watch. Especially over the last 6 months. Even though video sharing sites like YouTube have lead video consumption online, it is actually the “quality” end of the market (dominated by Hulu in the US and BBC iPlayer in the UK) that has further fueled this [...]
Glasto hits online maturity
Posted by: David on: July 9, 2009
Glastonbury was four times bigger in 2009 than in 2008… well, in digital terms, anyway.
The BBC festival website managed a record of 7.2 million video streams and the red button coverage on digital TV attracted over 6.1 million viewers over the weekend. Lady Gaga was by far the biggest act online – attracting 1.3 million [...]
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Hi, I am David Maher Roberts - digital media expert and CEO of The Filter, a sophisticated recommendation and relevance engine backed by Peter Gabriel and Eden Ventures.
