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Culture Secretary John Whittingdale could force the BBC to sell its 50% stake in UKTV, valued at around half a billion pounds, it has been reported.

After last week’s sword swallowing madness saw Britain’s Got Talent net the weekend’s biggest audience, the second episode managed to improved on that.

New research from Videology and Gain Theory has analysed the impact of video in driving offline, in-store sales – revealing positive return on investment figures.

Thursday night brought some prime time victory to the screens of BBC One with a combination of a accustomed cooking competition and an educational magazine show stealing the biggest audience share.

Blue 449 chairman Phil Georgiadis will take on the role of chairman of Publicis Media, where he will act as a strategic advisor to its development and as a counsel to Morrissey.

Following the official launch of the i newspaper under new owner Johnston Press earlier this week, inews.co.uk has gone live.

Confidence regarding wider industry financial prospects dipped in Q1, in line with growing concerns over the macroeconomic climate including Brexit, weak global economic growth and ongoing Government spending cuts.

Manchester’s dynamic duo returned to ITV’s screens last night with 9pm bringing a brand new series of crime drama Scott & Bailey, albeit in a much shorter form.

How should brands treat people who use social media to portray an overly positive, ‘perfect’ image? Poking fun at them is one strategy…

Culture Secretary John Whittingdale should have stepped aside from his involvement in press regulation as soon as he knew that UK newspapers had become aware of his past relationship with an escort.