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Phil Sumner, Nielsen’s UK media director, uses new research insights to answer a question often asked by the industry but has, until now, largely gone unanswered…

Set to deliver “unique and bespoke football statistics and analysis” directly to users’ desktops and mobiles for free, The Equaliser is pitched as a new and better way to serve football news and statistics.

The second episode of Parking Mad perched itself right on the front lines of the great parking war – which apparently is West Bromwich, Croydon and Selby.

Sony is set to appear in the new series of E4’s Made in Chelsea, representing the show’s first product placement partnership.

Amazon Prime customers in the US will soon be able to view the likes of The Sopranos, The Wire and the early seasons of Boardwalk Empire following a new licensing deal with HBO.

The social media giant saw mobile advertising revenue leap 30% over the last 12 months, representing around 59% of total ad revenue for the first quarter of 2014.

Wednesday night saw BBC One’s latest short-lived period drama, Jamaica Inn (9pm), come to a crashing end after three consecutive nights of refined gothic melancholy.

A new study from the IAB reveals that 36% of top 100 brands in the UK do not have sites optimised for mobile.

Very sad news reached us this morning that Harry Torrance, who for the last seven years has headed up Adazzle, passed away suddenly yesterday of a heart attack.

This month saw viewers flock to BBC One’s charity sporting telethon and wave goodbye to Dancing on Ice.