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Transforming the technology of media

Transforming the technology of media

“I fear the media sector could soon find itself increasingly technologically isolated.”
Modified date: 17/05/2013
Business and industry issue
The changing face of talent management in the media

The changing face of talent management in the media

“Digitisation of the media sector value chain now forces a reassessment of the skills required to be successful within the media.”
Modified date: 17/05/2013
Business and industry issue
The Big Debate - Product placement

The Big Debate - Product placement

Hear the views on the future of product placement from two of our media experts, Clement Chan and Steve Masters
Modified date: 17/05/2013
Business and industry issue
Challenges in the media back office

Challenges in the media back office

“I believe that back office stability enables front office thinking.”
Modified date: 17/05/2013
Business and industry issue
The changing face of media

The changing face of media

For those in media, the rise of digital platforms is sure to present the greatest challenge as consumers transition online
Modified date: 17/05/2013
Business and industry issue
Product Placement set for rapid growth on UK TV

Product Placement set for rapid growth on UK TV

Product Placement could significantly alter the way UK TV programming is produced, financed and consumed over the next few years
Modified date: 27/03/2013
Press release
‘Payment via Twitter’ will start trending, says KPMG

‘Payment via Twitter’ will start trending, says KPMG

Following the news that American Express has launched a new ‘purchase via Twitter’ service for its US-based customers, Stephen Bonner, partner in KPMG’s Information Protection and Business Resilience team, commented
Modified date: 01/03/2013
Press release
Creative Industries key to ensure the UK’s long-term competitiveness

Creative Industries key to ensure the UK’s long-term competitiveness

David Elms, Head of Media at KPMG, comments ahead of today’s Westminster Media Forum
Modified date: 18/02/2013
Press release
Companies in emerging markets surge ahead in social media use

Companies in emerging markets surge ahead in social media use

Businesses in the UK, Germany and Canada are lagging behind their peers in the emerging markets when it comes to adopting and using social media.
Modified date: 16/01/2013
Press release
Northcliffe sale: Scale for regional newspapers is increasingly important

Northcliffe sale: Scale for regional newspapers is increasingly important

David Elms, Head of Media at KPMG comments on the sale of the Northcliffe newspaper arm by the Daily Mail General Trust:
Modified date: 10/12/2012
Press release
Product placement the next big thing for UK media? - Clement's view

Product placement the next big thing for UK media? - Clement's view

I beleive product placement will be the next big thing in UK media for the next decade.
Modified date: 04/12/2012
Business and industry issue
Product placement the next big thing for UK media? - Steve's view

Product placement the next big thing for UK media? - Steve's view

"Quite simply, I don’t see how it can come to compete with traditional display advertising. If its scope is limited, then so is the extent to which it can grab the attention of the industry decision-makers."
Modified date: 25/07/2012
Business and industry issue
KPMG's latest Media and Entertainment Barometer reveals: Breakthrough for online streaming

KPMG's latest Media and Entertainment Barometer reveals: Breakthrough for online streaming

Since September 2009, KPMG has conducted six-monthly research into consumer appetites for new and traditional media.
Modified date: 13/02/2012
Business and industry issue
Media and Entertainment Barometer: Breakthrough for online streaming

Media and Entertainment Barometer: Breakthrough for online streaming

Since September 2009, KPMG has conducted six-monthly research into consumer appetites for new and traditional media.
Modified date: 08/02/2012
Business and industry issue; Video
The Converged Lifestyle - Consumers and Convergence 5

The Converged Lifestyle - Consumers and Convergence 5

This survey provides a truly comprehensive global consumer perspective on how consumers are using technology, with 9,600 respondents from 31 countries.
Modified date: 01/02/2012
Business and industry issue; Press release; Survey report; White paper
Breakthrough for online streaming: Streamed TV increasingly popular in the UK, KPMG’s latest Media & Entertainment Barometer reveals

Breakthrough for online streaming: Streamed TV increasingly popular in the UK, KPMG’s latest Media & Entertainment Barometer reveals

Streamed TV is becoming more mainstream in the UK particularly among younger people, according to the latest KPMG Media & Entertainment Barometer
Modified date: 23/01/2012
Press release
Smart Moves for New Media

Smart Moves for New Media

KPMG’s latest Media and Entertainment Barometer reveals the sharp increase and uptake of smartphones and tablets, driving expenditure and consumption of ‘on the move’ media, most notably, eBooks.
Modified date: 04/08/2011
Business and industry issue
2011 Mobile Payments Outlook

2011 Mobile Payments Outlook

Mobile payments are evolving rapidly and changing the way consumers and businesses operate.
Modified date: 01/08/2011
Business and industry issue
KPMG Media and Entertainment Barometer reveals a sharp increase in the uptake and monetisation of smartphones, tablets and e-readers

KPMG Media and Entertainment Barometer reveals a sharp increase in the uptake and monetisation of smartphones, tablets and e-readers

KPMG’s latest Media and Entertainment Barometer released today reveals the sharp increase and uptake of smartphones and tablets, driving expenditure and consumption of ‘on the move’ media, most notably, eBooks.
Modified date: 20/07/2011
Press release