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Sky and TalkTalk have joined forces with CityFibre to create a new company that will deliver “ultra-fast” broadband services in York.

The Internet Advertising Bureau has today lifted its advisory on viewable impressions for the display advertising market, giving a green light to trade against viewability for the first time.

The new app allows TV viewers to follow shows with personalised news and social feeds, follow other users with shared interests, discover what to watch with a personalised TV guide and interact live with programmes.

Forrester research tells retailers they must optimise the entire purchase journey and deliver a unified experience across multiple devices.

YouGov’s Connected Devices 2014 report found that just over a third of adults specifically look for devices they can connect to existing devices across their home network

The past weekend saw four of the most talented people the country has to offer once again join forces to save Saturday night TV and bestow their humble judgement on the masses of the great unwashed clamouring to be on TV.

Newsworks’ second annual Shift event looked at the changes that newspaper publishers are going through as they deliver journalism and advertising in ways to suit the changing needs of readers and marketers.

Speaking at the annual Newsworks Shift conference on Thursday, the CEO of advertising group WPP said that Publicis Omnicom Group faces “significant structural issues” that although not impossible, will be difficult to overcome.

Overall video entertainment spend in the UK is expected to reach £10 billion by 2018, averaging 2% annual growth between 2014 and 2018, according to research from Futuresource Consulting.

Emmerdale (ITV) treated viewers to a double helping as Donna Windsor returned to the tempestuous small town to drop a bombshell or two (metaphorically speaking – it’s not quite turned into Hollyoaks just yet).