Your update from Eurodata TV Worldwide - April / May 2012

The 52^nd Monte-Carlo Television Festival and Eurodata TV Worldwide have joined forces in order to reward programs who deliver the highest ratings worldwide.

The Entertainment Report is a brand new report by Eurodata TV Worldwide covering the year 2011 and analysing 10 countries (7 countries in Europe - France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, UK - as well as Australia, Japan and the USA). This first edition looks at how entertainment programs are leading the way in the international formats market. Noële Rigot, Media Research Manager at Eurodata TV Worldwide, observes that, "talent quest and dating shows are the most acclaimed entertainment programs".

Your update from Eurodata TV Worldwide - March 2012

A record daily viewing time, major international events and dynamic local content: television is gaining ground across the world, as confirmed by the latest 19th annual "One Television Year in the World" report, covering nearly 100 territories.

The publication of the 2012 Kids TV Report shows that the enthusiasm of children for the small screen is as strong as ever, with daily viewing time across Europe showing clear growth over the last two years. As Johanna Karsenty, Research Manager at Eurodata TV Worldwide notes, "children's viewing habits are changing; new technologies enable children to engage further with their favourite characters, a phenomenon which feeds directly back into great TV ratings."

Eurodata TV Newsletter - February 2012

Covering the last season, from July 2010 to June 2011, and analysing 10 countries in Europe and the USA, the first edition of the Feature Films on TV Report highlights the prominent position of cinema in TV broadcasters' strategies as well as the appetite of viewers for this genre. Noële Rigot, Media Research Manager at Eurodata TV Worldwide, notes that "Over the past few years worldwide, TV consumption has continued to grow and this increase has benefited feature films since 2010".

The Entertainment Report is a brand new report by Eurodata TV Worldwide covering the year 2011 and analysing 10 countries (7 countries in Europe - France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, UK - as well as Australia, Japan and the USA). This first edition looks at how entertainment programs are leading the way in the international formats market. Noële Rigot, Media Research Manager at Eurodata TV Worldwide, observes that, "talent quest and dating shows are the most acclaimed entertainment programs".

A record daily viewing time, major international events and dynamic local content: television is gaining ground across the world, as confirmed by the latest 19th annual "One Television Year in the World" report, covering nearly 100 territories.

The publication of the 2012 Kids TV Report shows that the enthusiasm of children for the small screen is as strong as ever, with daily viewing time across Europe showing clear growth over the last two years. As Johanna Karsenty, Research Manager at Eurodata TV Worldwide notes, "children's viewing habits are changing; new technologies enable children to engage further with their favourite characters, a phenomenon which feeds directly back into great TV ratings."

Covering the last season, from July 2010 to June 2011, and analysing 10 countries in Europe and the USA, the first edition of the Feature Films on TV Report highlights the prominent position of cinema in TV broadcasters' strategies as well as the appetite of viewers for this genre. Noële Rigot, Media Research Manager at Eurodata TV Worldwide, notes that "Over the past few years worldwide, TV consumption has continued to grow and this increase has benefited feature films since 2010".

"Sport remains an outstanding ratings booster" underlines Jacques Braun, Vice President of Eurodata TV Worldwide for the launch of the Yearly Sport Key Facts - 2011 issue. "2011 was a year of opportunities for local & pan-regional events: the Super Bowl, which won the first International TV Audience sports awards at the Sportel Monaco, is the perfect illustration".

For the first time this year, on the occasion of the Sunny Side of the Doc documentary market in La Rochelle from 21st to 24th June, Eurodata TV Worldwide and Médiamétrie have awarded the documentaries that delivered the best TV performances at an international level.

Your update from Eurodata TV Worldwide - April / May 2012

The 52^nd Monte-Carlo Television Festival and Eurodata TV Worldwide have joined forces in order to reward programs who deliver the highest ratings worldwide.

The Entertainment Report is a brand new report by Eurodata TV Worldwide covering the year 2011 and analysing 10 countries (7 countries in Europe - France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, UK - as well as Australia, Japan and the USA). This first edition looks at how entertainment programs are leading the way in the international formats market. Noële Rigot, Media Research Manager at Eurodata TV Worldwide, observes that, "talent quest and dating shows are the most acclaimed entertainment programs".

Your update from Eurodata TV Worldwide - March 2012

A record daily viewing time, major international events and dynamic local content: television is gaining ground across the world, as confirmed by the latest 19th annual "One Television Year in the World" report, covering nearly 100 territories.

The publication of the 2012 Kids TV Report shows that the enthusiasm of children for the small screen is as strong as ever, with daily viewing time across Europe showing clear growth over the last two years. As Johanna Karsenty, Research Manager at Eurodata TV Worldwide notes, "children's viewing habits are changing; new technologies enable children to engage further with their favourite characters, a phenomenon which feeds directly back into great TV ratings."

Eurodata TV Newsletter - February 2012

Covering the last season, from July 2010 to June 2011, and analysing 10 countries in Europe and the USA, the first edition of the Feature Films on TV Report highlights the prominent position of cinema in TV broadcasters' strategies as well as the appetite of viewers for this genre. Noële Rigot, Media Research Manager at Eurodata TV Worldwide, notes that "Over the past few years worldwide, TV consumption has continued to grow and this increase has benefited feature films since 2010".