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New retail-focused technologies from Maxus aim to show how tech is changing the in-store experience for consumers and the impact on buyer behaviour.

The publishing project has been designed to let magazine people tell the world how they feel about making magazines, with 100 of the best entries to be pulled together to form a book.

Under the leadership of Nial Ferguson, the team will be responsible for the creation and development of brands, audiences and marketing within the games, technology, music, film, photography, creative and design verticals.

The second series of machinery-child-mangling fun found in The Mill (8pm) brought in 1.3 million and a 6% share.

Primesight and Sky’s Now TV have joined forces to launch a new interactive digital campaign in cinemas across the UK.

Bauer Media UK has appointed ex-Warner Group and LoveLive executive Sam Jones as managing director, digital.

New research from GfK reveals, for the first time, consumption data for programmes viewed on subscription-video-on-demand services in the UK and the US, as well as key facts about audience figures and drivers of sign-up.

Thursday night saw the return of one of the BBC’s most enduring factual formats as Birmingham-born actress Julie Walters had her turn on the emotional historical merry-go-round that is Who Do You Think You Are? (BBC One, 9pm).

Google sites were the most visited websites across laptop/desktop and mobile in March 2014, with 47 million monthly visitors racking up 22 billion minutes of browsing time, according to Ofcom’s Communications Market Report.

Claimed use of Netflix is growing more quickly than any other VOD service, but still remains lower than the services provided by the BBC, Channel 4 and ITV.