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As expected, the Commonwealth Games 2014 (BBC One) dominated the weekend schedules as the successful tournament came to an end after 11 eventful days.
From 16 September EE customers will be able to use their mobile phone to pay for travel on the London bus network for the first time.
Sky has announced that the YouTube app is available on its Now TV box from today, downloadable from the Roku Channel Store.
Colin Kennedy, assistant editor of Metro, has been promoted to the newly created role of commercial content director for the newspaper.
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO), the newspaper industry’s own set of plans for independent self-regulation, has named Matt Tee as its first chief executive.
To help us understand the urbanite of 2014, Kantar Media has prepared an exclusive infographic revealing key insights into the modern-day city dweller.
Audience insights company VisualDNA has appointed Rovi’s Jon Hewson to its rapidly growing team.
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June saw 260 million requests to BBC iPlayer, according to the BBC’s latest performance pack.
