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Sky won the lion’s share, taking five of the seven packages of matches made available, whilst BT won the remaining two.

Monday night’s prime time programming offered up a deluge of grim and traumatising content for viewers to kick off a brand new week of TV with.

Why, in just three short months, has the UK’s mobile market seen so many mergers and acquisitions – and how will this impact the UK telecoms and pay-TV market structure? Megabuyte’s Philip Carse explains.

Men’s fashion brand Topman has unveiled a new YouTube music project in partnership with Dazed Digital, as it looks to connect with selected artists and their fans across the UK.

Rich Astley, managing director UK at Videology, looks at how brands can make sure they deliver viewable ads in safe environments – and to real people.

In a bid to help provide more transparency to consumers around native advertising, the IAB has released the first part of a new set of guidelines for the industry.

Harnessing the power of panel and device-based data, BARB’s Project Dovetail will witness the first stages of delivery in the coming months. Here, BARB’s CEO, Justin Sampson, explains what happens next.

BBC One brought the week to an end with a celebrity spectacular, as host Stephen Fry brought together the film world’s most available faces for an evening of civilised backslapping.

Last night on Channel 4, Cucumber (9pm) continued down its flaccid path while shedding even more viewers week on week.

For the first time in 13 years, what is known as the most prestigious advertising position in cinema, the Gold Spot, will be available to new advertisers on a more “flexible and targeted” basis.