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The roll-out will begin in London, Edinburgh and Glasgow, with Primesight hoping to achieve 50 new panels across the nation by the end of 2015.

Professional cheeky chappy family man Jamie Oliver was back fronting a new series, free of preachy messaging and now with 90% more family participation.

Compelling content and social conversations are driving consumers back towards planning evenings around the linear TV schedule, despite the availability and convenience of VOD services, according to new research from Carat.

Saturday night brought a scheduling clash of astronomical proportions as an eternally youthful old man and his irritating companions went on a hunt for intelligent life in our galaxy.

New research from digital market research and tech company Toluna reveals the consumption habits of smartphone users between going to bed and waking up in the morning.

Informitv’s Multiscreen Index tracks trends in television services, providing a compilation of top 10 tables and charts showing annual and quarterly changes in subscriber numbers.

Conversational interfaces are getting much more sophisticated, says Rovi’s Charles Dawes – and a natter with your TV is much closer than you think.

More than 80% of digital agencies now employ native advertising – but issues of scale, content creation and measurability need to be addressed, according to a new report.

ESI Media, which also owns the Evening Standard and London Live, has announced that Blackhurst is moving into a business role as further appointments are made to help develop the business.

Thursday night saw Mrs Brown’s Boys’ ‘funny man’ Brendan O’Carroll brought back to the streets of Dublin as the comedian was the latest celebrity to sign up for the public therapy session.