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Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BOAML) reports ITV viewing share is down and that there is a risk to advertising revenues for 2013.

Facebook’s revenue has risen to $1.26 billion for the third quarter of the year – a rise of 32%.

The number of adults in Britain watching TV on demand via TV sets and mobile devices is growing, while on demand viewing via a desktop or laptop computer has peaked, according to newly released insight from Kantar Media’s futurePROOF study.

Everything Everywhere (EE), the UK mobile telecom provider, has announced its film streaming and download service, in partnership with video-on-demand specialist FilmFlex, as part of its 4G mobile and fibre-based broadband launch next week.

Petteri Vainikka, VP Marketing for Enreach, discusses ‘programmatic premium’ and premium real time bidding (RTB) and how they might co-exist together.

Last night saw New Tricks and Monroe battle it out for the 9pm slot for the fourth week in a row. And for a fourth (and last) time James Nesbitt’s virtuoso surgeon stumbled away defeated, tending to a bloody nose.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch latest earnings review for Virgin Media still classes the stock as an underperformer, despite good Q3 results.

Dean Wilson, UK CEO and VP International at Active International, on how information and content overload could be the saviour of a medium not conducive to media multi-tasking…

As household TV screens continue to increase in size, so do the sales and rentals of digital films, according to consumer research company Mintel.

There were 199 million requests sent over the month, driven by an increase in radio requests, which were up 8% month on month.