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Murdoch left his role as chairman in 2012 following criticism from Ofcom and MPs over the way he handled the phone-hacking scandal.

For the second night in a row a cheesy murder drama ruled over the prime time airwaves, with the latest instalment of BBC One’s Death In Paradise (9pm) seducing viewers with its beautiful scenery and super-easy-to-follow plot.

BuzzFeed’s Kate Burns explains how its mobile app has become a testing ground for all content strategies – alongside details of its virtual reality plans.

Carat’s chief strategy officer, Dan Hagen, tells Newsline how brands should be approaching mobile, and how he thinks it will impact e-commerce over the next five to 10 years.

Newsline speaks with Santander’s chief marketing officer, Keith Moor, about the growth of m-commerce and how it’s affecting his business.

Last night’s venture unwillingly displayed the very first chink in the Bake Off’s seemingly impenetrable armour.

In an interview with Newsline, Google’s agency head, Max Macintosh, gives his take on how brands should approach mobile app marketing – and discusses Google’s mobile business plans over the next 18 months.

Welcome to the world of Alice – a weekly glance at the absurdities of a life working in media.

Last night brought an end to the first (and possibly) last series of ITV’s latest real-life tear fest, Saved.

37% of mobile users claim to have used an ad blocker in the last month – as desktop use rises 10% to 38%.