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The BBC has agreed a new extension deal to broadcast Premier League highlights until the end of the 2015-16 season.

It seems that the lure of the summer evening was too much for the UK’s viewing population as all of last night’s major soaps witnessed a significant fall in audience. Despite competing against the British Summertime, the dependable soaps still proved to be the biggest draw for their respective channels.

Lord Sugar and authoritative finger pointing helped the UK’s viewing population peak last night, bringing Thursday’s biggest audience to BBC One.

Raymond Snoddy says it would be good to see competition regulators in the UK concentrate on real abuses of market dominance that actually harm consumers’ interests rather than disadvantaging consumers in pursuit of theoretical models of competition….

James Grant, UK country manager, Vindico, says “instead of looking at TV to defend itself, I think the advertising industry should be pushing the digital VoD market to step up and improve”…

Ericsson’s John Griffiths on the digital switchover…

Growing penetration of internet-enabled TVs in 2012 is set to fuel the next generation of direct response television – Smart DRTV – but issues over privacy and security will continue to stymie response, according to new research from response specialist Watson Phillips Norman.

A new report by In-Stat claims that the TV apps market could generate revenues of more than €1.3 billion by 2013.

71% of smart TV owners in France have connected their sets to the internet, according to Futuresource Consulting.

If you were fretting about the rupture in the space/time continuum last Friday night, that led to EastEnders beating Coronation Street, then rest easy. As of last night everything was as it should be as the Northern drama was back as the nation’s favourite soap. Yesterday, for some variety, a scene was made in a… Continue reading TV Overnights: David’s rampage puts Corrie back on top