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The second series of the Netflix exclusive will be available to all members in all countries where the video service is available.

The print version of Newsweek is making a comeback, business leaders are falling out of love with social media and old-fashioned journalistic values are on the rise. Are we seeing some important trends emerging here?

The merger of WPP owned Xaxis and 24/7 will bring together over 800 data and tech experts to help advertisers and publishers engage with audiences across all digital devices and channels.

From today any home with a broadband connection will have the option to stream film titles offered by Sky to their TV or laptop.

Videology has announced a partnership with AddThis that will allow Videology to find specific audiences at scale – even in markets where conventional data is “scarce or unavailable”.

The service – created in partnership with MediaCom and Metro – will allow users to create a profile of interests that will determine the ads and deals that they see.

For the month, the on-demand platform received 261 million requests, with daily requests peaking at almost 8 million.

The digital humour and entertainment publishing brand was launched in May 2013 and has grown 600% since September.

According to data recently released by online measurement company Nielsen, the UK’s online universe grew slightly during October, resulting in a total of 41.6 million users.

Owners of the box will now have access to a number of Channel 4 programmes and series.