Last night saw EastEnders carry on this week’s epic seven episode sprint, with a possibility that viewers may be finally offered some kind of closure regarding the whole ‘Ben murdered Heather’ storyline.

Last night saw the return of not one but two legendary double acts on BBC Two, as judges Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry and hosts Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins returned for a third series of The Great British Bake Off (8pm). Adding a much needed injection of rock and roll to Tuesday night, the… Continue reading TV Overnights: Mel and Sue secure 3.3m for BBC Two

With the 2012 Olympic Games definitely, properly over the BBC felt that Monday night was the right time to unleash a plan in order to keep the momentum going.

With connected TV viewers telling Tremor Video they watched 12 hours of video through their connected device per week

After all the drama of Monday’s live segment, last night EastEnders (BBC One, 7:30pm) was firmly back to its dreary self.

Netflix has announced that only six short months after launching, the streaming service now has over 1 million subscribers in the UK.

Virgin Media has announced that they expect to sign up their 1 millionth TiVo customer this week as uptake of their broadband also continues to grow.

Last night EastEnders returned to the dark and dangerous realms of live television.

While Summer has traditionally been associated with a dip in internet consumption, the tedious British weather made sure that the nation’s internet habits were not affected in June.

Recent research from Videoplaza and IHS Screen Digest suggests that despite the popularity and growth of video consumption across numerous devices, advertisers are failing to effectively turn this in to revenue.