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The penultimate episode of ITV1’s The Biggest Loser won the 9pm to 10pm peak-hour ratings with a high of 3.9 million viewers last night.

The online world is increasingly reflecting the offline world, with the web’s 50 most-popular brands consisting more than ever of businesses established in the ‘real world’ and sites serving the interaction between ‘real people’, according to a UKOM/Nielsen study of how the profile of the web’s most-visited sites has changed since 2004.

ITV1’s popular Dancing on Ice attracted a peak audience of more than 8.2 million viewers during last night’s prime-time slot.

Euan Mackay, associate director at Kantar Media, assesses the state of the men’s magazine market and considers some future paths for publishers…

Virgin Media said 2010 was its “best ever” year, with revenues up 5.8% to £3.8 billion.

02 has announced plans to pre-install eBay apps on its smartphones in a multi-year deal that will launch in the UK this summer.

Apple and Google go head to head with two new rival payment systems, which enable publishers to charge for access to online newspapers and magazines.

The industry “needs” reach and frequency data, according to the panel at last week’s MediaTel Group Future of Media Research event.

BARB’s chief executive Bjarne Thelin sees a future where server data and panel data comes together, but says this can only be achieved if the industry “gets its act together and thinks about the bigger picture”.

LG has launched what it claims is the world’s first 3D smartphone at the Mobile World Congress.