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The arrival of the third series of the popular fantasy programme saw Blinkbox revenues reach record highs compared with this time last year.

Published author Simon Pont recently launched his new book, ‘Digital State: How the internet is changing everything’, and exclusively shares his thoughts with Newsline on exactly why the digital state is so important to us all, and what it all means…

According to reports on The Wall Street Journal, Google is revisiting pay TV options – two years on from when the idea was first proposed.

The new technology allows brands to replace traditional CAPTCHA codes with logos and brand messages, with early partners including MasterCard and Unilever.

Another outbreak of trebles all round as the BBC made further progress in reducing the size of its phalanx of senior executives, says Raymond Snoddy. And then, something truly extraordinary happened…

The deal gives the BBC and BT Sport a shared rights deal of the FA Cup from 2014 through to 2018, which will be free to view on both channels.

Smart TVs are failing to impress early adopters as consumers move towards devices that are easier to use such as tablets, smartphones and other connected TVs.

In his latest blog, John Battelle examines pay per view options for newsbrands and magazines – asking what would happen if social and elastic elements were added to price of content.

The future looks bright for paid digital video and brands need to get on board – not just big, well-established brands, but the small and medium ones too. So why has it taken so long for paid digital video to come within touching distance of the big time, and where exactly is the spectacular growth going to come from? Mindshare UK’s head of digital development Nick Adams explains…

Bank of America Merrill Lynch forecasts BskyB’s overall product growth to be the slowest since Sky launched HD/broadband in 2006 – predicting 300,000 DTH subscriber losses per year.