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BT Sport has confirmed that it will join the list of content partners available on Google Chromecast, including BBC iPlayer, YouTube and Netflix.

As ad-blocking rates rise and consumers become increasingly intolerant towards online ads, advertisers are facing some serious challenges and need to act fast, industry has heard.

Channel 4 has announced that it will be investing in international drama co-productions as part of a new strategy to boost its commitment to original drama.

Amazon Fire TV will give users access to services such as Netflix, Prime Instant Video, YouTube and Hulu Plus, alongside over 200,000 films and TV programmes from Amazon, music and games.

Hearst Magazines UK has announced the launch of a new editorial brand aimed at celebrating the lives, aspirations and achievements of British women.

Thankfully, the BBC’s in-house referee, David Dimbleby, was on hand to keep the cerebral blows above the belt as Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and UKIP leader Nigel Farage faced off in The European Union: In or Out? (7pm).

Despite the exquisitely detailed sets, the beautiful cinematography and the refined script, a dirt-cheap reality show over on BBC’s digital youth channel did slightly better at capturing the attention of viewers.

4K televisions will follow a similar, but faster, growth pattern as HDTVs, according to new research from Parks Associates.

Advertising Week Europe: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold and Super Size Me director has said that brands need to be less “risk averse” and find original content makers that “match their DNA and ideology”.

London Live, the first television channel dedicated to the UK’s capital, launched last night with an audience peak of 59,000.