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Sky has fallen behind consumer demand, according to BSkyB’s chief operating office Mike Darcey.

The moment at least 50% of the United Kingdom has been waiting for finally arrived: a whole night free of football. With the group stages of Euro 2012 wrapping up on Tuesday, Wednesday brought a sense of normality to the TV schedule.

The following infographic demonstrates how the UK population is now watching catch-up TV across the different platform options, using data from the latest quarter of MediaTel’s Connected TV Tracker survey, in association with YouGov.

BT Vision – like Sky – had to secure the rights to Premier League football for the 2013-2016 seasons, according to Nigel Walley, managing director of Decipher.

Raymond Snoddy wonders if there is there no end to the wisdom of Ofcom. But then the organisation has a really tricky problem to deal with. We call it the Leveson dilemma…

Nick Bampton, commercial sales director at Channel 5, on why, in Channel 5’s definition, partnerships are the antithesis to the old way of trading…

Viewing live TV on BBC iPlayer will be better than ever with the launch of Live Restart, which enables audiences to rewind and restart live TV on BBC iPlayer without waiting for the programme to end.

Last night, the England game provided a shot in the arm for the nation’s interest in Euro 2012 with the tournament once again proving to be the highlight of Tuesday night’s TV. Although the BBC’s little soap-that-could attracted an impressive audience despite the distraction over on ITV1.

In April, Newsline heard that Ikea was planning to launch a new furniture range with an integrated fully functioning smart TV and sound system called UPPLEVA.

David Brennan says: I’ve heard so much recently about BARB’s irrelevance to the digital media landscape of today that I feel I ought to add my voice to the case for its defence…