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The number of adults in Britain watching TV on demand via TV sets and mobile devices is growing, while on demand viewing via a desktop or laptop computer has peaked, according to newly released insight from Kantar Media’s futurePROOF study.

Last night saw New Tricks and Monroe battle it out for the 9pm slot for the fourth week in a row. And for a fourth (and last) time James Nesbitt’s virtuoso surgeon stumbled away defeated, tending to a bloody nose.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch latest earnings review for Virgin Media still classes the stock as an underperformer, despite good Q3 results.

There were 199 million requests sent over the month, driven by an increase in radio requests, which were up 8% month on month.

Saturday saw Strictly (just about) beat The X Factor for the second week in a row but the goings-on at Downtown Abbey helped ITV capture Sunday.

BBC Newsnight editor Peter Rippon is ‘stepping aside with immediate effect’.

Smart TVs are moving from novelty to mainstream, with shipments expected to grow 15% worldwide in 2012, according to the latest NPD DisplaySearch Quarterly Smart TV Shipment and Forecast Report.Connected TV’s shipment shares were 26% in China and 34% in Western Europe in 2011. In 2012, it has grown to more than 40% in both… Continue reading Smart TV shipments grow 15% worldwide in 2012

David Brennan, Founder of Media Native, on the need for objective, representative research to be applied to media decisions because we are incapable of making them based on our own experiences.

The revelries in the Yorkshire Dales continued last night with an hour and a half of Emmerdale programming on ITV1. There must have been many a sore head after Wednesday night’s live celebrations – but it’s a safe bet that even the strongest dose of Alka-Seltzer wasn’t going to make a bit of difference to… Continue reading TV Overnights: EastEnders (just barely) ruins Emmerdale’s party

The second episode of the third series of Downton Abbey heads a list of returning favourites this month.