A new report measuring US video consumption across TV, online and mobile has found that the average American now watches a record 141 minutes of TV per month.

The Guardian is raising its cover price by 10p to £1 from today, blaming the continuing advertising downturn for the increase.

At the start of August, a report from the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life project revealed that online video viewing is on the up in the US.

A new set-top box measurement system that allows the identification of individual TV viewers as well as households is being launched by NDS and TNS Media Research.

US advertising for the first six months of 2009 was down 15.4% year on year, according to the latest data from The Nielsen Company.

A local newspaper from the American town of Newport, Rhode Island, could could prove to be a guiding light for companies wanting to put their online content behind paywalls.

Online auction site eBay has sold its 65% stake in internet telephony service Skype to an investment consortium for $1.9 billion.

London Underground and CBS Outdoor are offering a brand a 12 or 6 month sponsorship of all the busking sites on the underground network.

Social networking sites accounted for more than 20% of all US display ads viewed online in June, new research has found.

The return of ITV1’s hitman drama The Fixer brought in a peak of 4.3 million viewers last night.