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ITV is expected to launch its own paid-for video-on-demand service in the second half of 2012.

Raymond Snoddy on cable television and its ability to fulfil its potential but is yet to serve a “knock-out” blow to satellite and the latest piracy allegations from the UK and Australia levelled at News Corp.

Channel 5 has announced that it has retained the rights to the extended exclusive highlights to England home internationals in Cricket and that there will be a second Celebrity Big Brother this summer.

Steve Smith PhD, head of thought leadership at Starcom MediaVest Group, discusses some of his experiences at the recent IP&TV World Forum…

The number of films and TV series being streamed via LOVEFiLM’s online service has overtaken the number of DVDs, Blu-rays and games being rented by the service.

Mobile viewing now accounts for one-fifth of all ITV Player views, just eight months after the catch-up TV service was made available on iOS and Android devices.

Google has announced plans to add a number of new international channels in the form of apps to the Google TV platform in the US.

Multichannel broadcaster, UKTV, has defined its first ever IPTV deal. The three-year agreement with BT Vision covers both channel-branded VOD (video-on-demand) content which will be available from today, and the network’s award-winning portfolio of linear, paid-for television channels, beginning with Watch, Gold and Alibi later this year.

Shazam CEO, Andrew Fisher, gave an excellent keynote speech at the first day of IPTV World Forum at Olympia yesterday, highlighting the exciting recent develops at the company.

Sky today announced that its new internet TV service, offering access to Sky content on a wide range of broadband-connected devices, will be called NOW TV.