Freeview has announced that it is now the main TV service in 10 million UK homes.

The Radio Advertising Bureau is launching a new tier of measurement for local and regional radio advertisers outside of London on its research tool, RadioGauge.

Google is to allow publishers to limit the amount of access users have to their content each day, in a move that follows attacks on the search giant by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp.

comScore’s Video Metrix service has revealed that 34.6 million French internet users viewed online video in September 2009, up 36% versus the previous year.

Digital advertising revenues will not replace lost print revenues anytime soon, according to the annual world press trends update from World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA).

YouTube has launched an offline advertising campaign in the UK to promote the professional TV content on the site.

The new London freesheet The London Weekly will launch on 1 February, with £10.5 million in funding from Global Publishing Group, according to a report on brandrepublic.com.

Last night’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! drew a peak audience of 9 million viewers – a 35.5% share.

November saw the release of a forecast predicting that European online advertising spend will climb by more than 7% next year.

Black Friday saw greater use of mobile phones by consumers to zero in on and make purchases, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.