From today, Attentional’s popular ScreenWatch Blog will be available on our overnights.tv website. But it won’t be alone…

We are delighted to announce that joining our own team will be Philip Reevell from City Broadcasting, and Neil Wilkes and the team at Digital Spy. Reevell’s Ratings was a hit for many years in Broadcast Magazine, and we’re very excited that Philip is bringing his extensive insight into audiences to overnights.tv. Digital Spy brings news on all aspects of TV and the media industry to over 5 million unique users.

We hope you and your colleagues will find their news feed on overnights.tv as useful as we do and make overnights.tv an invaluable source of news, reviews, technical insight – and maybe even a bit of good old gossip.

Reevell’s Ratings Returns…

As author of Reevell’s Ratings, Philip Reevell provided a weekly commentary on UK television programming for Broadcast Magazine for over seven years.

He has extensive experience of broadcast programme analysis, initially with Mersey Television, producer of soaps such as Hollyoaks and Brookside, and then from 1997 as a broadcast consultant working for a range of clients.

He has written extensively on programming and regulatory matters and has been a member of the RTS Council and Edinburgh TV Festival steering committee. He writes a regular blog about broadcasting at reevellsratings.blogspot.com

Digital Spy

Digital Spy is the UK’s largest independent entertainment website, having grown over nine years to over 90 million monthly page impressions and a unique audience reach of over 5 million unique users.

The main site is updated around the clock with news and features in entertainment areas such as showbiz, movies, music and television while the media section covers the latest in the TV broadcasting industry, with a particular focus on digital television and television equipment.

The accompanying discussion forums have more than 290,000 registered users and 28.3 million posts, and is in the top 30 English language forums in the world. Digital Spy is also renowned for its extensive and unique coverage of Big Brother each year through its dedicated spin-off site, DS:BB and has won a WebUser gold award.