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Condé Nast’s latest GQ iPhone application is proving to be a hit with consumers in the US.

Google’s net profits hit $1.97 billion in the last three months of 2009, according to the company’s latest financial results.

Digital technology firm Rovi has beefed up its European next generation media guide by adding online content from 15 individual providers across the UK, Germany and France.

The New York Times is to charge readers for full access to its website from next year

Daily Mail & General Trust has acquired 50% of Globrix, a free-to-list property search engine.

Newsline columnist Raymond Snoddy explains why Deloitte’s “practical and sensible” predictions for 2010 put them ahead of the pack.

Jeremy Hunt, the shadow secretary for Culture, Media and Sport, has promised to relax regulations that govern the UK media industry.

Just 10% of television will be viewed on-demand this year as linear TV continues to dominate, according to a new forecast from Deloitte.

By 2013 revenues from video-on-demand movies will reach $2.4 billion in the USA and €430 million in the leading five Western European countries, according to a new report from Futuresource Consulting.

David Montgomery’s European newspaper group is to introduce paywalls around specific online content.