Nearly all US consumers (97%) now use online media when researching products or services in their local area, according to an ongoing consumer tracking study from BIA/Kelsey.

JCDecaux has reported a 77% fall in profits for 2009, to £22 million, with revenue down 11.5% year on year to £1.7 billion.

US spending on online advertising will overtake print in 2010 for the first time, according to a new forecast from Outsell Inc.

Google is trialling a new television search service, letting users find TV shows and online videos, and personalise a lineup of their favourites.

A new survey reveals that 41% of UK media buyers use online video advertising to deliver incremental reach to TV, indicating that TV budgets are driving market growth.

More than 173 million US internet users watched online video during January, according to new figures from comScore, with YouTube.com viewers watching 93 videos on average, representing an increase of 50% versus year ago.

Europeans are spending more time on the mobile internet than reading newspapers or magazines, according to new research from the European Interactive Advertising Association.

The latest television viewing figures, for January 2010, show that BBC One and ITV1 both suffered slight year on year declines in viewing share.

Regional media business Archant has reported a 32% fall in operating profit for 2009, to £15.1 million.

According to the latest market data from ABI Research, global pay-TV markets will expand by a quarter from 2009 to 2014.