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TalkTalk is to launch new television and mobile phone services after identifying these as growth areas.

In keeping with many predictions that 2010 will finally be “the year of mobile”, January saw a host of forecasts claiming mobile was about to take-off in a major way.

BSkyB has reported a 10% year on year rise in total revenues to £2.9 billion for the second half of 2009.

The BBC should sell its stake in commercial venture BBC Worldwide, according to a House of Lords report on the UK film and television industries.

Google’s net profits hit $1.97 billion in the last three months of 2009, according to the company’s latest financial results.

The New York Times is to charge readers for full access to its website from next year

Daily Mail & General Trust has acquired 50% of Globrix, a free-to-list property search engine.

MediaTel Group’s Year Ahead 2010 event, held yesterday in central London, proved to be a great success for a second year running.

Jeremy Hunt, the shadow secretary for Culture, Media and Sport, has promised to relax regulations that govern the UK media industry.

Just 10% of television will be viewed on-demand this year as linear TV continues to dominate, according to a new forecast from Deloitte.