Category Archives: High Definition

Forecasting the Audience Impact of Sky’s Proposed EPG Reshuffle

Posted on 5th September 2017 by FaridHusseini

The announcement by Sky early last month that it was planning a radical overhaul of the increasingly complex Sky EPG, with a reshuffle target date of March 2018 after an appropriate consultation and adjustment period, will undoubtedly have set alarm … Continue reading →

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Expectations versus Reality: TV Viewing by Age Group

Posted on 8th February 2016 by FaridHusseini

Over the last decade in particular, our industry has been plagued by poor predictions resulting from an overestimation of the disruptive viewing impact of technological change. To counter this, it has been suggested that any new forecast should be accompanied … Continue reading →

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High Definition Television: It’s a must have, but is it also a must see?

Posted on 11th July 2012 by FaridHusseini

From bargain brand HD Ready 780p sets, to top of the range Full HD 1080p models, Britain’s love affair with high definition flat screen LCD/LED television sets is plain to see in every high street electronics store, where the old … Continue reading →

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