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Adam Crozier’s calm candour certainly won over delegates at MediaTel Group’s TV Summit last week.

See the highlights from what was Adam Crozier’s first session in front of a substantial audience of media executives since he took up the challenge of turning ITV around

Group M has almost doubled its growth forecast for the UK advertising market to 8% this year due to a surge in national newspaper revenues.

ITV1’s I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! attracted a peak audience of more than 9.6 million viewers during the all-important peak hour last night.

The BBC is set to launch a ‘Live Plus 7’ system to supplement traditional TV overnight figures.

ITV1’s X Factor dominated the weekend ratings once again but saw a slight dent in its viewing figures, which were down half a million on last week’s peak audience.

Richard Desmond will “create profitability [at Channel 5] where Dawn Airey couldn’t”, according to Phil Georgiadis, chairman and chief executive at Walker Media.

The art of predicting what is going to happen to television advertising revenue may be more difficult than ever, but that did not stop the panel at MediaTel’s TV Summit from trying.

During the course of Adam Crozier’s interview at the MediaTel TV Summit on Thursday he was asked by Raymond Snoddy why ITV did not buy Channel 5.

informitv’s William Cooper makes an early assessment of Virgin’s new DVR: “Slick and a vast improvement”.