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The new feature will provide a list of web stories in which a tweet was embedded, making it “easier to discover stories that provide more context.”

New research predicts that by 2017, video on demand will account for 7% of the total video market value.

In the third of our series looking at the future of Britain, OMD’s insights director Chris Worrell explores how the recession has changed the way people research and buy products. Get ready to sell to a much savvier consumer.

Channel 5 witnessed a pretty impressive above average start to the week with their late night line-up yesterday as a modest but consistent ratings draw came to a close and the latest buzz-producing American import was ushered in.

The appointment of Airey follows her five year role at RTL and marks the end of a long search by the internet company, which has been looking to fill the role since Rich Riley left in April 2012.

Out of the ten most talked about corporate brands on Facebook, 1.04 million people talked about the drinks giant on August 19.

We’re a long way off a Minority Report-style future of perfectly targeted outdoor ads says Dominic Mills – and that future looks even further away after the plug was pulled last week on what could have been a very interesting experiment…

In what is being described as a UK media first, the new digital ad format enables advertisers to serve alternative bespoke creative content to different viewers registered with Channel4.com based upon their age and gender.

The first match of this year’s Premier League drew in a peak audience of 764,000 for BT Sport, according to BARB overnight figures, while Sky’s free day of football attracted 3.1 million.

New research from EE offers a snapshot of the nation’s mobile 4G behaviours, providing insight into how faster mobile internet speeds are changing consumers’ habits.