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UKOM has appointed Nielsen as its official partner to launch an industry-agreed online audience planning system in the UK.

Women’s monthly magazine woman&home has appointed Kate Matharu as the new editor of its website, womanandhome.com.

Chip manufacturer Intel has forecast a future where TV is available “everywhere” on multiple devices.

Project Canvas set-top boxes are scheduled to be available in shops by December 2010.

Americans are increasingly turning to online and radio sources for news and information, while relying less on daily newspapers and television, according to a new study.

Lee Baker has left Microsoft Advertiser & Publisher Solutions to become director of the Association of Online Publishers with immediate effect.

Mail Online was once again the most popular national newspaper website, taking the top spot over the month of August.

Cadbury is launching a new digital campaign which will see 500 Crunchies given away on Fridays.

Whitevector’s latest research piece looks at how brands can benefit from knowing where online discussions are happening.

This year will be the first year that US ad spending online is greater than local and national spot TV, according to new figures from Jack Mayers.