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Monday evening brought a deluge of soapy froth and gritty thrillers to the nation’s TV screens, with the prime time festivities kicking off with a (relatively) quiet trip to the peaceful Yorkshire village of Emmerdale at 7pm.

Amazon’s entry into the dongle market will see it offer content from services including Netflix, Prime Instant Video, Hulu, Spotify and Pandora for $39.

Adobe and Nielsen have announced a new partnership that is expected to deliver the industry’s first comprehensive, cross-platform system for measuring online TV, video and other digital content across the web and apps.

Strictly Come Dancing (6:30pm) proved yet again that Saturday audiences crave light and frothy action over convoluted reality drama.

There are many things killing copywriting, laments Dominic Mills – including a truth that no-one dares acknowledge.

Following MediaTel’s Automated Trading Debate, Lindsey Clay, CEO of Thinkbox, cements her views on the idea that TV advertising could, like other media, go programmatic.

As the categories open for nominations, Newsline spoke with chairman of the judges, Richard Marks, to find out what the awards are all about, how to enter and what the judges will be looking out for.

Digital Cinema Media’s CEO, Simon Rees, shares the highlights and themes – relevant to all media – from the biannual Screen Advertising World Association convention in Berlin.

AMC Networks is responsible for popular programmes including The Walking Dead, Mad Men and Breaking Bad.

Manning Gottlieb OMD’s head of insight, Alison Tsang shares her thoughts on their groundbreaking new study, Our Ethnic Youth – Redefining Gen Y.