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As if it was any surprise, last night saw The Great British Bake Off (BBC One, 9pm) outshine all the competition.

The two-year rights deal with NFL will see the BBC show live coverage of all three International Series games at Wembley, as well as the world-famous Super Bowl.

Tuesday night saw ITV offer up the majority of its evening schedule to the patriotic and football-inclined as the English team faced off against a cluster of mountain-dwelling foes in the latest Euro 2016 Qualifier (7:15pm).

Ahead of celebrating its 25th anniversary, international conference company asi has announced the appointment of Graham Lovelace as director of media technologies.

After 686 long and agonising days off the nation’s screen, Monday night brought a chance for the TV viewing population to rejoice and welcome back Martin Clunes’ Doc Martin (9pm) for a seventh run.

MEC’s Tom George explains why the beta launch of the first stage of BARB’s Project Dovetail is such an important milestone for the UK television and video industry.

In its first response to the government green paper, the BBC has set out proposals heralding a “fundamental change of approach” for the Corporation – including a number of “inevitable” service reductions and cuts.

The total number of subscribers rose by 3.94 million (up 1% quarter on quarter), with 54 of the 100 services in the index reporting net subscriber gains, although many of these were marginal.

This weekend’s TV finally brought about the return of the annual monolithic clash between two of Saturday night’s biggest shows.

BARB has announced the results from the beta launch of the first joint-industry, audited measure of viewing to online TV in the UK.