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The second Sunday edition of The Sun sold in the region of 2.7 million copies. This is down just over 17% on the launch issue last week.

Monday night’s TV viewing was dominated by the build up to Frank Foster’s murder in Coronation Street, which brought in a massive 10 million viewers.

Although no official announcement has come for YouView’s actual launch date, a speaker at the Digital Media Group’s summit yesterday let slip that it will launch on 14 May.

You cannot go anywhere at the moment without someone mentioning Pinterest – the virtual pinboard that “lets you organise and share all the beautiful things you find on the web”.

Soaps were the main draw for viewers on Friday night with the first episode of Coronation Street securing the biggest audience of the entire weekend. A peak audience of 8.7 million viewers tuned in to see Sally Webster deal with the reality that relationships just might not be her thing.

Kinetic and JCDecaux are launching the UK’s first large-scale deployment of NFC technology as all Reading’s six-sheet poster sites go interactive in a four week trial.

Emap is considering selling off its magazines business and most of its conferences, according to today’s Telegraph.

The UK’s largest mobile operators are due to submit plans for a mobile payment system for European regulatory consideration next week, though they face continued opposition from rival company Three.

Soaps were littered throughout Thursday night’s prime-time schedule with the top four most watched programmes of the day falling into the high-drama category.

Ashley Underwood, senior strategy executive at TGI, explains why chocoholics are more likely to be tempted by products they have seen advertised…