Sky is set to axe a number of the least-visited sites on Sky.com, including careers, dating and teen channels, following a review of its online business.

ITV.com could make as much as £34 million from advertising this year, according to forecasts by Screen Digest.

BBC One’s New Tricks pulled in the highest ratings during the all-important peak hour last night with more than 7 million viewers.

Channel 4 is to run a week-long 3D series after commissioning UK-made 3D content that can be viewed on standard TV sets.

News International has announced plans to close its free title thelondonpaper.

The Office of Fair Trading is launching an investigation into how the habits and personal information of internet users are used in targeted and behavioural advertising.

BBC One’s long-running ancestry series Who Do You Think You Are? ended on a high of more than 6.2 million viewers last night.

Premier Radio is set to launch a national version of its Christian DAB station on September 21.

Sony is set to launch a new video-on-demand service on its PlayStation network in a bid to compete with Microsoft’s Xbox 360 service.

Advertisers are missing a trick with 16 to 24 year olds, who receive less than one piece of branded direct mail in the post each week, according to new research by Royal Mail.