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It’s been at least a few days since TV audiences were treated to a bout of horrific murders in the prime time slot but Wednesday night provided an end to many blood thirsty viewers’ drought.

As Twitter aims to increase ad revenues by allowing brands to ‘retarget’ sponsored tweets to its users, QUISMA’s Ellie Edwards-Scott looks at the impacts – and pitfalls – for brands.

There was very good news last night for viewers who have been pining away for the magnetic ridges of a real actor’s face – Martin Clunes’ Doc Martin finally returned after a torturous two year break.

Like it or not, this weekend saw Saturday night TV return with a bang as Simon Cowell’s not-quite dead horse was launched for another series of highly profitable flogging.

The results of the Tablet Project are expected to help define the key benchmarks for newsbrand tablet ads, as well as create first-stage industry norms.

Commutes used to be filled with boredom and moments of ‘dead time’ – but mobile technologies are swiftly changing that and turning us into connected commuters says Mindshare UK’s James Chandler. So what does the future hold for the brands that effectively engage us as we travel?

The latest NRS findings for the national newspaper market reveal that the Financial Times and Sunday Times were the only titles to see any readership growth across the year, as the first-time findings for the Sun (Sunday) show a loss of 314,000 readers.

Coming from down under on a wave of positive buzz, Wentworth Prison opened up its door after 27 years and detailed the imprisonment of meek housewife Bea Smith – with the aim to chronicle her savage rise to Top Dog.

This week’s exciting repeat of DIY SOS: The Big Build (9pm) saw the team of big hearted builders descend upon Wales for a bit of makeover magic and quality scripted banter.

Garden-fresh whippersnapper Nicholas Lyndhurst (you may know him from edgy youth sitcom Only Fools and Horses) stepped up to become the fourth corner of the dusty UCOS team.