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Hunted (BBC One, 9pm), the spy series with lots of running, kicking and double crossing, continued with aggressive self-confidence last night…

According to an exclusive report by Broadcast, UKTV is working on an overhaul of its entire website portfolio with a huge emphasis on social media and the addition of VoD services for each channel.

Starcom MediaVest’s head of thought leadership, Steve Smith, argues we are now living in a ‘post first screen/second screen’ world.

Genealogical documentary series Who Do You Think You Are? (BBC One) secured the biggest audience in the 9pm slot last night, after being postponed from last week.

Figures released reveal that the live Sky Sports coverage of the recent Ryder Cup attracted record levels of online and mobile viewing to Sky’s award-winning multiplatform TV service Sky Go.

On the eve of MediaTel’s ‘Electronic Trading Debate’, Gary Goodman, CEO of MediaEquals ponders why advertisers and consumers continue to demand smarter and more integrated digital services, isn’t it time for the media industry to follow suit?

The 8pm battleground heated up last night as both terrestrial BBC channels knocked out the competition in one clean swipe.

Jim Marshall, chief client officer at Aegis, on the world of previously paid for media moving successfully into the free media sector and questioning what is happening the other way around?

Raymond Snoddy on the enduring power of television that leapt out of a study by Deloitte Research.

According to Bank of America Merill Lynch (BoAML) BSkyB is expected to have a weak first quarter for their fiscal year starting July.