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The company has already cut 2,500 jobs this year, with chief executive Jim Smith saying that it needs to “attack internal bureaucracy once and for all.”

Almost three quarters of US consumers are not interested in buying a smart TV in the next year, according to a new survey conducted by IHS.

Aiming to create a third-party developer ecosystem, Project Ara is Motorola’s latest advance in smartphone technology.

After launching new research into the UK programmatic market, Improve Digital’s UK MD Sue Hunt discusses the key findings and addresses the debate of ‘man versus machine’.

BBC One’s dark Victorian drama Ripper Street (9pm) made a welcome return to TV screens last night as viewers forgot their Monday woes with a bit of boisterous and gruesome East End fun.

Bauer Media’s music magazine celebrates with the release of a special collector’s issue – complete with a hand drawn message from singer Kate Bush on the cover.

The mobile industry’s preoccupation with trying to be the ‘first’ screen misses the point says Thinkbox’s Lindsey Clay – it isn’t about status, it’s about chronology.

Consumers are feeling more inclined to move away from traditional pay-TV services to video streaming services, according to new research from The Diffusion Group.

89% of US ad execs think that TV video advertising is more effective than online, according to research from Placemedia, however small businesses are still struggling.

The first in the new monthly series sees Torin speak with Santander’s Keith Moor about big data, the changing media mix and dealing with criticism over their latest ads.