Monday’s most popular TV action was brought to viewers by celebrities’ precious tears as the sixth episode of ITV’s reality show saw a few of the contestants grow tired of life in the jungle.
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The inexplicable rise of BBC Two’s twee Great British Bake Off proves to be the stand out performance of the month, giving Auntie Beeb’s second channel its only appearance in the top programmes list.
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The MRG Media Research Conference 2013 is approaching, and this year it contains some excellent papers covering various elements affecting the Connected Consumer.
The first Local TV channel will go live tomorrow in Grimsby, the first of 19 locations selected for the opening phase of the Local TV licence.
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Digital Cinema Media’s CEO Simon Rees talks about the importance of attracting and nurturing new talent in the media industry.
The Day of the Doctor (BBC One, 7:45pm) saw the current Time Lord behind the wheel of the TARDIS, Matt Smith, come face to face with all of his previous incarnations.
The Radio Times has won the ‘Cover of the Century’ award with its ‘Vote Dalek’ edition celebrating the classic Doctor Who foes as they returned to TV after two decades.
The exclusive deal between Channel 4 and PlayStation aims to engage viewers interactively – from second screening to time-shifted viewing.