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The yearbook offers insights and data on ‘What India Watched’ in 2020 along with trends across the pandemic-hit months with a special focus on four distinct phases — Pre-Covid, Covid: During Lockdown, Covid: Unlock, and Year Ender
Non-prime time viewership for GEC, news and kids grew by 16%, 26% and 31% respectively. 01 Mar, 2021 - 04:21 PM IST | By indiantelevision.com Team MUMBAI: The television industry witnessed unprecedented highs and lows in 2020, or the year that shall not be named. From record viewership, new category leaders, to diminished ad revenue and stiff competition from upstart OTT players – TV Land saw it all and emerged stronger for it. Now, the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India has come out with the third edition of its Yearbook titled The Year After Two Thous...
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During Lockdown, lots of people have been using the internet to keep themselves occupied and entertained. Telecommunication services were used in ways that people may have thought they were intended to be used for. For example, because of the nationwide lockdown in March, schools had to be cancelled, or at least in their usual format. Apps like Microsoft Teams were used to teach classes in a more interactive and (in my opinion) more fun way, but still retaining the learning aspect. When the online version of school concluded when we returned in September, I thought that the version of ...
WHEN COVID-19 struck, Low Howgill Butchery and Deli owner Jennie Allison and fellow shopkeepers in Appleby got together with the town’s Emergency Response Group to organise a unique community order and collect service. Quick thinking and a lot of organisation got the service up and running when the first lockdown was imposed in March. This meant that while many people struggled to secure supermarket delivery slots, the Cumbria town’s residents were able to get all their food, cleaning products and toiletries from one place without queuing. During Lockdown, the Appleby order service ...