Sam got a bit of a shock yesterday morning when she woke to find she was in The Independent. Alan Carr has been voted the UK’s #2 most influential tweeter, jointly with Sarah Brown and second only to Sir Richard Branson. Alan’s...
Read moreIt was great to see such a big turn out to our Social Media Week London events this week. A big thank you goes to our speakers, Syeda Irtizaali from Channel 4, Mark McCullum, Personal Assistant to Gok Wan, David Ellis from Station 10 and Lisa...
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Join us on Wednesday 15th February at 6pm for an evening of Talking Telly. The event is part of Social Media Week London, and we’ll be talking about how the relationship between social and television has become inextricably linked. Talking...
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I had the pleasure of working with Liberty842 for the week on a work placement and I definitely learnt a lot! On the first day, Tayler gave me an introduction to the company and took me through the ins and outs of what they do. I started looking...
Read moreOur friends over at Channel 4 have got together with Zeebox to trial the Zeebox app in conjunction with Desperate Scousewives (DSW) on E4. Over the course of the broadcast, users would be fed specially commissioned content and see what cast and...
Read moreIt’s no surprise to us that social media buzz influences people’s viewing habits. We see evidence of it every day – trending topics that have people switching over to see what everyone’s talking about, and recommendations...
Read moreWe’re gearing up for the sixth series of Channel 4’s Alan Carr: Chatty Man. Sam will be back in the green room from Monday night, and live-tweeting the broadcast @chattyman every Friday night.
Read moreBroadcast magazine has just published an article about our work: Chatty Man top for Twitter interaction. It is based on research carried out by David Ellis at station10 into the effectiveness of the @chattyman Twitter activity for Channel...
Read moreI’ve been meaning to write something about Channel 4’s The Promise since it was broadcast in February. Notwithstanding that I thought it was a fantastic, well made, well acted television programme, the added layer of discussion that was...
Read moreTV’s always going to be worth talking about – as we found out when we heard the findings from Thinkbox’s research into the future of telly this week. We’ve managed the Twitter feed for Alan Carr: Chatty Man since the Channel 4 series started in...
Read moreOn Thursday 25 November, we joined the twitterati at the Golden Twit Awards. Some of @chattyman’s followers had nominated chattyman for a Golden Twit, and – once we’d retweeted the nomination – the votes came pouring in...
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