The Office of Fair Trading has made way for Alexander Lebedev to buy the Indy titles, saying it would not investigate the Evening Standard owner over competition issues.
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US adspend fell 12.3% year on year in 2009 to $125.3 billion, according to the latest data from Kantar Media.
Channel Five is set to launch its first high-definition channel on Sky’s satellite service in July.
BBC One’s new peak-hour show Richard Hammond’s Invisible Worlds secured the highest ratings during last night’s prime time slot with 4.4 million peak viewers.
New US research from The Nielsen Company reveals that the number of unique viewers of online video was up 10.5% year on year in February.
It looks like being a strong year for online publishers, with all AOP members predicting positive revenue growth this year, and 50% predicting growth of more than 10%.
ITV chairman Archie Norman is understood to be considering a U-turn on regional news.
Twitter is set to launch a new tool that will allow third parties to use its functionality and content.
CAP, the Committee of Advertising Practice, has launched a new self-regulatory code for non-broadcast media – including paid-for digital advertising such as display and PPC search marketing – coming into force on 1 September.
Around 25% of all US TV households have a television connected to the internet, according to a new report from Leichtman Research Group.
