The Wall Street Journal is proving that there is a market for digital-only subscriptions, having sold 200,000 tablet-based subscriptions.

Sports coverage dominated this weekend’s ratings – the FA Cup for ITV1 and the Six Nations for BBC One.

NMG Product Placement evaluates the first product placement on British TV – with Dolce Gusto gaining £56,160 of exposure on This Morning, while Lea & Perrins wins £21,600 for no payment to ITV…

Omnicom has partnered with AOL, Microsoft and Yahoo! to share US consumer data in a bid to launch targeted online ads, according to The Market Research Industry Online.

Agencies are keen to increase spending on newer digital formats, while advertisers want to stick to time-tested tactics, according to a report from Econsultancy and SAS.

Circulation figures were down across the board once again in February, with the daily newspaper market posting a 5.4% decline on last year’s figures – though there were a few exceptions, namely the Independent’s i.

In a bid to keep up with fellow social networking sites, LinkedIn has launched a personalised news service – giving users a reason to visit the site more often.

Google has launched a new feature that allows users to block websites they do not want to see, according to Mashable.

ITV1’s new peak-hour drama Monroe started on a high of more than 6.1 million viewers last night.

Channel 4 has submitted an expression of interest in Jeremy Hunt’s proposed national TV network.