Johnny Vaughan’s 95.8 Capital Radio breakfast show remains well out in front of its rival London stations once again, despite posting a 5.6% period on period decline in Q1 2010.

BBC One’s News Special programme, which followed the events unfolding at No.10 as Gordon Brown left and David Cameron was named the new prime minister, pulled in a high of almost 10 million viewers during prime time last night.

The Competition Commission has ruled that the CRR rules which govern ITV’s ad sales will stay in place for now.

Commercial radio stations walked away with three of the five stations of year awards and 12 gold awards at last night’s 2010 Sony Radio Academy Awards.

Clear Channel Outdoor has reported a 5% year on year revenue increase for Q1 2010 to $608.8 million (£411.4 million).

Google’s Android operating system sold more than Apple’s iPhone for the first time in quarter one.

ITV1’s new two-part documentary series about life in Wormwood Scrubs secured the highest ratings during the 9pm to 10pm peak-hour last night.

ITV1’s Britain’s Got Talent dominated the weekend ratings with an impressive high of more than 11.2 million peak viewers.

The long-awaited Apple iPad will be in UK shops from May 28, priced between £429 and £699.

News International’s head of insight Stuart MacDonald was quick to defend the National Readership Survey at MediaTel Group’s Future of Media Research seminar last week, saying it has “a critical role to play in the industry today”.