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Video sharing site YouTube has released an updated version of its mobile website.

According to a new YouGov and Deloitte report, 86% of television viewers fast-forward through the adverts in digitally recorded television programmes.

According to reports, Greg Clayman is leave his post as MTV’s executive vice president, digital distribution and business development, and move to News Corp to work on its tablet newspaper project.

Marks & Spencer (M&S) is launching an online show featuring Myleene Klass, called Myleene’s Makeovers, with the first clip being shown today.Each show is 10 minutes long, and consists of Klass solving fashion problems by using clothes from the M&S range.The programme is targeting female M&S customers aged between 25 and 60, and aims to… Continue reading Marks & Spencer to launch online TV makeover show

Ocean Outdoor is launching the first ever “live” digital creative competition today, inviting UK creative talent to compete for the chance to win an advertising campaign worth £250,000.

According to the new Ofcom Communications Market Report, media multi-tasking – for example, when a phone call is made while using the internet – accounts for 35% of all media consumption throughout the day.

SeeSaw.com, the online TV service, has announced a multiple-year licensing agreement with NBC Universal International Television Distribution.

News International will place the News of the World website behind a paywall by October, with The Sun site soon to follow.

According to data from ComScore, the number of unique visitors to The Times and The Sunday Times websites fell from 2.79 million in May, to 2.22 million in June and finally to 1.61 million in July.

AOL’s Patch – the biggest network of neighbourhood blogs in the US – has announced its plans to accelerate its growth.