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After a one-off episode in 2012, BBC One invited viewers back to the brutal and intense (no, not really) Pound Shop Wars (8pm), a new documentary series that continues to follow a family-run bargain store in sunny Wakefield.

Newspapers are making the right changes to cope with a digital world – yet by comparison, TV news channels seem stuck in the 90s with their mantras of “breaking news” when absolutely nothing is happening. Are their days numbered?

BT will be the first pay-TV provider in the UK to offer movies to buy-to-keep as well as rent.

TalkTalk’s latest interim management statement reveals that the company added 175,000 TV customers in the third quarter, taking its total customer base to 732,000.

Just one day after being narrowly beaten by rival soap Emmerdale, Tuesday night saw EastEnders rise from the ashes of defeat, brush itself off and pull the day’s biggest audience into its vortex of entertaining misery.

Sky IQ’s Emma Holden explains why there is no need to choose between long-term communications and short-term wins when it comes to TV advertising.

The Big Benefits Row featured intellectual luminaries such as Matthew Wright and the ever-lovely Kate Hopkins, just to prove to the nation that Channel 5 can ‘do’ debate.

There seems to be a growing body of opinion that mass marketing – and the waste that comes with it – is the way to go, says Dominic Mills – The trouble is that none of this fits well with the drive for accountability.

Newsline has captured the thoughts of experts on the role of data and metrics in television advertising – and asks what the future has in store.

5.4 million (down from the opening episode’s 7.4 million ) viewers watched as one of the Muskehounds had to face up to his past, netting a 22% share and a fittingly fun end to the weekend.