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The Financial Times recorded the highest increase in circulation last month, whilst the Sun on Sunday sees another decline despite strong sales.

The final episode of BBC One’s genealogical crying show Who Do You Think You Are? (9pm) aired last night, with the end of the 11th series continuing to secure its usually solid audience despite delivering more of the same.

Programmatic is here to stay – but in order to drive our industry forward, we need to ensure we are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to turn this revolutionary form of advertising into our greatest asset.

This week’s winner is no stranger to winning over readers; however, this time has employed some super sneaky supermarket tactics to do so…

ITV has announced the launch of a updated ITV Player app across iOS, Android and Windows Phone 8 devices.

The new team, which will consist of 11 senior staff members, will be responsible for refining and rolling out new board strategies directly into the agency.

The number of children who personally own a tablet has almost doubled year on year, according to new research from Ofcom – and it’s changing how they engage with other media.

After ten long weeks of frantic baking, difficult-to-digest puns and a lot of pastry-related stress, last night brought the finale of The Great British Bake Off (BBC One, 8pm).

Now that Viacom has sealed its £450m deal for Channel 5 – what does it plan on doing to shake things up in the UK? Raymond Snoddy hears from the company’s CEO, Philippe Dauman.

Future Fusion will combine the staff of FuturePlus and NGIN and picks up existing clients including Sony Mobile, EE, Microsoft Xbox, HP, Tesco and Virgin Holidays.