Long gone are the days of sheep shearing and worming troubles, with last night’s action mostly focused on Adam and Robbie’s teatime fun with ketamine.
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June saw 260 million requests to BBC iPlayer, according to the BBC’s latest performance pack.
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While total revenue was down, BT Consumer revenue increased 10% with 26% growth in broadband and TV revenue, reflecting the impact of BT Sport and the take-up of fibre broadband.
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ITV has reported pre-tax profits of £250 million for the second quarter of 2014, despite a decline in viewing figures in the first six months of the year.
Instagram has announced the launch of a new messaging app that allows users to send photos which self-destruct once the recipient has viewed them.
Tuesday saw BBC One bring another full day of coverage from day six of the Commonwealth Games 2014 as England and Australia continued to battle it out for all those super shiny medals.