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BBC One’s Waking the Dead walked away with more than 5.5 million viewers to claim the all-important 9pm to 10pm top spot last night.

The UK’s online audience fell below 40 million in February, according to data released by online measurement company UKOM.

This was the second month in a row that the total monthly audience dropped, resulting in 39.2 million, down 1.2 million users from December.

James Mallinson, publishing director at Reader’s Digest UK, says savvy publishers will place innovation at the heart of their business models in order to thrive…

Amazon is set to introduce a new service based on NFC (near-field-communication) technology that will allow consumers to pay for products via their mobile phone.

Do you think today’s teenager generation will consume media in 10 years’ time in a way that is fundamentally different to that of current 25 to 30 year olds?

The popular US drama Mad Men has been confirmed for three more seasons with more ad breaks, which is good news for Sky Atlantic, but what does it mean for advertisers?

Jim Marshall on the changes in TV sales; the cabinet report on the future of the COI (or lack of it); the mystery of the Big Society; and the sad demise of the Sunday Sport… who will forget its brave investigative approach to journalism, which uncovered a World War 2 bomber found on the moon or Lord Lucan spotted on Shergar?

Google Android is still leading the way in the US smartphone market with a 33% share, according to comScore’s latest figures for the three month period to the end of February 2011.

Advertising group Interpublic has revealed that it owns a small (just less than a half a per cent) stake in Facebook.

Lewis made a comeback to ITV1 this weekend with a peak audience of more than 6.2 million viewers.