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New retail-focused technologies from Maxus aim to show how tech is changing the in-store experience for consumers and the impact on buyer behaviour.

New research from GfK reveals, for the first time, consumption data for programmes viewed on subscription-video-on-demand services in the UK and the US, as well as key facts about audience figures and drivers of sign-up.

Claimed use of Netflix is growing more quickly than any other VOD service, but still remains lower than the services provided by the BBC, Channel 4 and ITV.

However, the top-line portfolio share figure has remained fairly stable due to the increases in share of Channel 4’s digital channels.

Since 2007 the proportion of digital video recorder and (seven day) catch-up viewing has grown by two percentage points year on year, to reach 11% in 2013.

Virgin Media has today announced the largest single expansion of its network since the company launched in 2007, with the capacity to reach 100,000 homes in East London.

Virgin Media customers with Sky Movies or Sky Sports subscriptions can now log in to the apps on iOS devices and watch both channels online using their Virgin Media accounts.

From 16 September EE customers will be able to use their mobile phone to pay for travel on the London bus network for the first time.

Sky has announced that the YouTube app is available on its Now TV box from today, downloadable from the Roku Channel Store.

June saw 260 million requests to BBC iPlayer, according to the BBC’s latest performance pack.