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Last night ITV1 and BBC One squared up against each other, each dispatching new drama to in the 9pm slot in order to win the coveted audience share.

When the IBC crowd are pronouncing their faith in the ‘traditional’ TV channels, it is time to reaffirm their relevance, past present and future…

Multichannel broadcasters invested £623 million on British content in 2011, up 31 percent from 2010, according to a report compiled by Oliver & Ohlbaum Associates for the Commercial Broadcasters Association.

Jonathan Allan, director of sales at Channel 4, joins the expert panel line-up for MediaTel Group’s upcoming Connected Consumer event on 21 and 24 September.

The weekend’s schedule offered up plenty of options for everyone with sport, drama, Coldplay and double helping of The X Factor all fighting it out.

Virgin Media has announced plans to launch a service to rival Sky Go and Sky Anytime. Virgin TV Anywhere will allow cable TV customers to stream live channels and on-demand content to smartphones, tablets and laptops.

Sky has announced that Anytime is to be replaced with Sky On Demand to coincide with ITV and Channel 5 VOD services becoming available for the first time to Sky customer.

While the two crime dramas slugged it out, Channel 4 provided their own secret weapon in the form of 19 year old Paralympian Jonnie Peacock. The evening programme of Paralympic Games 2012 featured the hotly anticipated Men’s 100m final live from the Olympic Stadium at 9:25pm.

Emma Scott, managing director at Freesat, joins the expert panel line-up for MediaTel Group’s upcoming Connected Consumer event on 21 and 24 September.

UKTV is set to launch VOD services for its Dave, Yesterday and Really channels.