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The search for that ultimate palate-pleasing taste netted the smallest audience out of all the main broadcasters in the 9pm time slot.

British Town & Country will launch with a print run of 60,000 and will be strategically distributed to reach its “luxury-focused reader”.

The guidance, which follows the 1987 Pliatzky recommendations on the production of TV ads, will take individuals through the process of producing interactive work – from the initial brief to maintenance of the finished project.

The social network is nearing a deal with payments start-up Stripe to help it accept credit card payments from its users, according to reports.

The findings come at the start of a year when “crucial decisions” about the future of free-to-air TV will be made by policy makers in the UK and EU,

Monday night saw ardent and bereaved soap fans come together on ITV as a vigil was held for one of soap land’s most enduringly popular characters.

To coincide with the start of the BBC’s World War One season the broadcaster has launched a range of new digital content under a new brand called BBC iWonder.

A new study from ZenithOptimedia predicts the emergence of individual content producers and publishers over the next quarter of a century.

If Saturday’s showy content was a bit hollow, Sunday evening provided a barrage of scripted drama with the return of feverishly anticipated Call the Midwife (BBC One, 9pm) leading the way.

In his latest Mobile Fix, Simon Andrews, founder of Addictive!, takes a look at recent developments at tech-giant Google, and considers how brands might use creative to make ad budgets go that little bit further…