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Takeaways from The Big Tablet Debate – a Haymarket and News International event held at Altitude 360 this morning…

100,000 people are now paying to read The Times and The Sunday Times online – a year after News Corporation decided to put the newspapers behind a £2 a week paywall.

News Corp sold Myspace for £22 million to Specific Media and Justin Timberlake last night.

Virgin Media has unveiled its first advertising campaign for TiVo – promising to be the best way to watch TV ever.

The latest comScore Video Metrix has found that YouTube and Hulu are dominating the online video viewing minutes of US Internet users, with Hulu attracting nearly twice as many video ads as its nearest rival.

Brands need to understand more about what the consumer wants before jumping into social commerce, according to a new study from Havas Media Social and Lightspeed Research.

Google has unveiled its latest social offering today – Google+, which has been in development for more than a year. But can it really rival Facebook? What do you think?

TV network infrastructure provider Arqiva has announced that terrestrial TV is now fully digital throughout Scotland.

Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn enjoyed record unique-audience figures last month, according to the latest official data from UKOM/Nielsen.

Centaur is to close the print editions of New Media Age and Design Week and sell off a number of small titles, as well as Ascent Publishing.