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Hulu has announced today that revenue has increased from $108 million in 2009 to $240 million in 2010.

The Nielsen company has admitted to under-counting web traffic data due to a flaw in its system.

Live from the MRG in Malta: Steven Van Belleghem from InSites Consulting challenged Friday morning’s non-Tweeting MRG delegates to start implementing conversations with their brands’ consumers within the next 48 hours.

Europe is poised to overtake US in online ad spend during 2011 as IAB Europe releases positive half yearly results.

Ashley Highfield, UK Microsoft managing director of consumer and online, has confirmed that Microsoft’s “Minority Report” technology is being trialed with Intel.

Google TV has dominated the headlines for months and has inspired much talk of internet-enabled TV. However, an In-Stat analyst describes the service as “lurching rather than leaping onto the market”.

BT has launched a six month trial to test WiFi on the London Underground, according to the Financial Times.

In the US, one circulation metric that wasn’t down year on year during the first half of 2010 was the total number of e-edition subscribers, according to paidContent.org.

Nearly 40 million people went online over the course of September according to new data released by UKOM. A UK audience of 39 million 505 thousand people made up the online universe over the month, up by 640 thousand since January.

iPad has a new contender as Samsung releases its Galaxy Tab.