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GINX eSports TV, which will belong on Sky Sports from 23 June, will showcase major eSports tournaments from across the globe.

Broadcasting rules designed to give us impartiality are actually skewing the real picture, writes Raymond Snoddy

Sky is to replace its long-running Sky Movies service in the UK with ‘Sky Cinema’ – with a bigger library, better HD and films available closer to theatrical release dates.

Traditional terrestrial television is still very much at the forefront of broadcast, writes VCCP’s Alex Baker

Developed in partnership with Kantar Media, the move will allow advertisers, agencies and broadcasters to analyse viewing across smartphones, tablets and PCs for the first time.

The initiative was launched to encourage brands and agencies to feature disability in their ad campaigns.

How ironic that the internet fundamentalists who used to predict the death of TV are the same people now proclaiming the future is video, writes ITV’s Kelly Williams

Peel Hunt’s Alex DeGroote says broadcasters must remain vigilant in an increasingly fragmented and competitive market as he forecasts a solid ad performance in H2 – but only if the UK votes to remain in the EU.

Kelly Williams, the MD of ITV’s commercial operations, says opening up Sky’s Adsmart for other broadcasters to use would be for “the good of TV advertising.”

To explain why TV endures so successfully, Newsline spoke with Ian Mecklenburgh, a strategy consultant and former director for Sky and Virgin Media.