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The deal will give GfK’s clients access to Genius Digital’s data capture and collection technology, which will be fed into GfK’s own audience measurement services for TV, digital and mobile.

‘Videolab’ will offer clients a specialist consultancy service designed to help them develop a “sustainable video content strategy”, that is more “relevant, compelling and authentic.”

E-retail is set to grow by almost 50% over the next five years, with one pound in every seven spent on retail to be made online, according to new research from Verdict.

NME is to start charging for access to some online articles, though the publisher has insisted that there are no plans to introduce a full paywall to the site.

Fifty percent of device screen time is spent on entertainment such as playing games, reading books, watching live TV or listening to music/radio, according to a recent survey by Gartner.

Pinterest, the pinboard-style photo-sharing website, has announced that it will help monetise the platform with promoted pins – and wants user feedback to ensure they work for the community.

At this year’s International Broadcasting Convention, the broadcaster’s chief technology officer Bob Harris said that the channel had been experimenting with real-time data processing.

Channel 4 has said that it will be taking a step back from further exploring connected TV experiences because of limited uptake from viewers.

Blinkbox claims that its autumn content offering has ten times the number of latest blockbuster films than Netflix and LoveFilm.

Following the launch of Google’s Chromecast, Sony has confirmed plans to launch a dongle that will add smart TV features to its regular televisions.