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In just a few weeks time Tesco will begin selling own-brand Technika smart TVs and hybrid set-top boxes, according to the CEO of Blinkbox, which is largely owned by the supermarket chain.

Mail Online continued to rule over the national newspaper’s online offering, according to the latest data released by ABC.

AOL’s “Project Devil” adverts, which were introduced back in late 2010 and have been seen 150 advertisers place 700 ads since, are to be offered for mobile phones and tablets.

After a deluge of group and then quarter-final matches, the competition was finally been whittled down to the top four teams in the Euro 2012 tournament.

Thinkbox reveals its new “Screen Life” research, which demonstrates how TV benefits from second screens.

Raymond Snoddy says News Corp shares were up 8% on the mere prospect of a demerger and there could be a further modest rise when the deal is actually completed. If you can add say 10% to the value of a multi-billion corporation by what is little more than a paper transaction why on earth would you not do it?

Lord Sugar will lead the launch of open internet-connected television platform (IPTV) YouView, the board of which he chairs, on 4 July.

Zynga has announced its own social network for gamers, called “Zynga with Friends”, which will connect players of the company’s applications together.

We have to wait years for Alan Partridge to pop up but some people you just can’t get rid of. Last night Gordon Ramsey was back on our screens, looking fresh with a new and improved barnet and surprisingly smooth face, finally at ease with his TV appearance.

Google Inc. is set to produce a new tablet, which has been co-branded with the Asustek Computer Inc. company in Taiwan, that will be aimed at consumers of the Kindle Fire, produced by Amazon.