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ITV is expected to launch its own paid-for video-on-demand service in the second half of 2012.

Raymond Snoddy on cable television and its ability to fulfil its potential but is yet to serve a “knock-out” blow to satellite and the latest piracy allegations from the UK and Australia levelled at News Corp.

A new comedy drama written by Kay Mellor netted a 22% audience share for BBC One at 9pm.

“I can’t wait to see what the Olympics unleashes in terms of mobile,” Google’s Scott Beaumont told delegates at MediaTel Group’s Mobile – 2012, The Year of Reckoning? event last week.

Is mobile data joined-up and useable? Panellists at MediaTel Group’s Mobile – 2012, The Year of Reckoning? event last week were not convinced that mobile data is being used to its full potential.

Channel 5 has announced that it has retained the rights to the extended exclusive highlights to England home internationals in Cricket and that there will be a second Celebrity Big Brother this summer.

Mobile advertising spend is a long way behind time spent on mobiles, according to Simon Andrews, founder of addictive!.

Coronation Street once again ruled over last night’s TV schedule with each instalment pulling in 8.3 million viewers, and not a serial killer in sight.

Henry Lawson, CEO at nFluence, gave a positive outlook of the mobile industry at MediaTel Group’s Mobile – 2012, The Year of Reckoning? event on Friday, saying that mobiles have become the remote controls of our lives.

Advertisers have just two months left before the law changes governing how they use cookies. With fines of up to £500,000 faced by companies that fail to obtain informed consent from their customers for tracking their behaviour, non-compliance with this EU e-privacy regulation, dubbed the Cookie Law, is simply not an option, warns ISBA.