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The number of children who personally own a tablet has almost doubled year on year, according to new research from Ofcom – and it’s changing how they engage with other media.

Now that Viacom has sealed its £450m deal for Channel 5 – what does it plan on doing to shake things up in the UK? Raymond Snoddy hears from the company’s CEO, Philippe Dauman.

The latest Screen Life research from Thinkbox has revealed that viewers pay more attention to advertising than they think – and the longer people watch TV, the more likely the are to explicitly recall an ad.

Developed with the aim of putting mobile “at the heart” of the TV experience, EE TV will allow users to watch programmes on their main TV set, as well as up to three smartphones or tablets at the same time, anywhere in the home.

After dismissing ESTV’s first attempt to reduce the number hours of local programming the new London Live channel must air, a second attempt has succeeded, Ofcom has announced.

The CEO of Xaxis EMEA, Caspar Schlickum, has defended the way his business operates, but others argue clients are not getting value for money.

The BBC has announced that it is to increase the availability of content from the current seven days to 30.

The boss of Publicis’ ad tech solutions business says that the entire procurement model is in disarray and forces media agencies to buy cheap, low quality and high risk inventory from online “cesspools” filled with ad fraud.

With the most detailed information on viewer shopping and lifestyle habits you could wish for, Tesco’s Clubcard TV once looked like a strong advertising proposition. Where did it all go wrong?

Commissioned by BrightRoll and conducted by Nielsen, the study set out to determine how the pairing of mobile and TV advertising can build incremental reach for brand marketers and improve cost efficiency.