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Fixed broadband subscribers totalled 430.7 million in 2009, according to new figures from ABI Research.

Culture secretary Ben Bradshaw has confirmed that the BBC’s licence fee will be top-sliced to pay for regional news services and children’s programming.

ITV1’s Live UEFA Champions League coverage of the second-leg semi-final match between Barcelona and Inter Milan attracted a high of more than 6.3 million viewers last night.

In our latest Research Focus report, Future Foundation questions why a “whacking 90%” of British consumers would refuse to pay £5 a month to visit their favourite newspaper online…

Swedish vodka brand Absolut and Absolute Radio have reached a settlement over the use of the Absolut/Absolute name.

BSkyB enjoyed a 10% increase in revenues to £4.4 billion in the nine months to the end of March, with adjusted operating profit up 5% to £168 million.

Hulu has reportedly scrapped plans to launch its online TV service in the UK after failing to sign content deals with British broadcasters.

Almost 67% of US internet users – 147.5 million people – watch video online each month, according to new research.

BBC One managed to hold the peak audience share from 7pm onwards last night with Eastenders, Holby City and the last in the series of Five Daughters.

Virgin Media’s revenues were up 2.9% in the first quarter of 2010, to £963 million.