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".

Television is setting new records across the world. Amandine Cassi, Head of Research at Mediametrie / Eurodata TV Worldwide underlines the fact that "these performances are driven by the development of digital equipment and by innovative content which break down boundaries between countries, genres and platforms. The mix of live TV and interactivity offers viewers a more social and engaging experience, and thus reinforces the power of television."

On the publication of the 6th volume of Kids' TV Report, Johanna Karsenty, Research Manager at Eurodata TV Worldwide, notes that ‘kids' DTT channels in Europe are more and more successful. While young viewers are increasingly turning to on demand and replay services to take greater control over their favourite content, digital nets are turning this to their advantage and continuing to eat away at the shares of their generalist rivals.'

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.

The One Television Year in the World Report by Eurodata TV Worldwide reveals that in 2010, television registered new records across the world, with viewers spending ever more time in front of a choice of screens.

Today's generation of children are natural media multitaskers, and expect to interact with their favourite content and characters across a variety of platforms. However, as the new edition of the Kids TV Report by Eurodata TV Worldwide shows, these media savvy youngsters are far from abandoning the TV in favour of new technology, and are in fact spending more time than ever in front of the small screen.