Reports & Events

by Lloyd Mason, February 2012

This 3-hour introduction to devices, services and trends in the UK TV landscape is Decipher's recommended session for all those involved in and around the media ...moreThis 3-hour introduction to devices, services and trends in the UK TV landscape is Decipher's recommended session for all those involved in and around the media industry. Select to purchase one place on the Emerging TV Landscape session on 24th April, 2012 at iBurbia Studios in Chiswick. ...less

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by Lloyd Mason, January 2012

This 3-hour introduction to devices, services and trends in the UK TV landscape is Decipher's recommended session for all those involved in and around the media ...moreThis 3-hour introduction to devices, services and trends in the UK TV landscape is Decipher's recommended session for all those involved in and around the media industry. It places the current UK landscape into the context of CES 2012 and expected product launches in the UK. ...less

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by Nigel Walley, May 2009

Decipher cast a critical eye over the plans by the BBC and ITV to launch on-demand content on Freeview and Freesat set top boxes. Our review ...moreDecipher cast a critical eye over the plans by the BBC and ITV to launch on-demand content on Freeview and Freesat set top boxes. Our review takes the interests of the advertising community as our starting point. ...less

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March 2009

The March Bulletin looks at a range of headline issues including the implications for advertisers of Project Canvas, and explains newly announced TV advertising formats such ...moreThe March Bulletin looks at a range of headline issues including the implications for advertisers of Project Canvas, and explains newly announced TV advertising formats such as Green Button advertising on Sky. ...less

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The February Bulletin reflects on the decision by the competition commission not to grant permission to the Kangaroo consortium and also explains new TV ad concepts ...moreThe February Bulletin reflects on the decision by the competition commission not to grant permission to the Kangaroo consortium and also explains new TV ad concepts such as Targetted Substitional Advertising (TSA) as recently announced by Sky. ...less

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