The combined power of the hyper talent show and period dramas result in a very strong end to the weekend for ITV1.
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zeebox has launched in the US with unprecedented support from some of the country’s biggest broadcasters.
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Sky+ customers will be able to start using the new Sky+ app for iPad that lets them connect to online communities around virtually every show on TV, across Sky and other channels.
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