Following the release of Thinkbox’s two screen research this morning, the TV body presented the findings of its recent study to an audience of advertisers and media executives in London…

In just a few weeks time Tesco will begin selling own-brand Technika smart TVs and hybrid set-top boxes, according to the CEO of Blinkbox, which is largely owned by the supermarket chain.

AOL’s “Project Devil” adverts, which were introduced back in late 2010 and have been seen 150 advertisers place 700 ads since, are to be offered for mobile phones and tablets.

Thinkbox reveals its new “Screen Life” research, which demonstrates how TV benefits from second screens.

Lord Sugar will lead the launch of open internet-connected television platform (IPTV) YouView, the board of which he chairs, on 4 July.

Zynga has announced its own social network for gamers, called “Zynga with Friends”, which will connect players of the company’s applications together.

Google Inc. is set to produce a new tablet, which has been co-branded with the Asustek Computer Inc. company in Taiwan, that will be aimed at consumers of the Kindle Fire, produced by Amazon.

Social television network Zeebox is set to debut in the US within the next two months, and hopes to attract six million users to its two screen technology inside half a year.

BT Vision’s purchase of the rights to 38 live Premier League matches over the 2012/13 season is predicted to only return around £500 million in revenue, just two-thirds of the telecommunications company’s investment.

Following the launch of Xbox Smart Glass earlier this month, Microsoft’s plan for the connected home is continuing apace, with users of the Xbox 360 socialising and watching television more often than playing games on the console.