Raymond Snoddy on Jeremy Hunt’s Green Paper: Sensible doesn’t add up to headlines. He may be condemned for not being radical or visionary enough. That’s what you have to watch out for – something dodgy and dangerous thrown in at the last minute to gain political attention…
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It was Denise’s time to shine in The Syndicate last night, when our unlucky-in-life protagonist realised that money can’t buy you happiness, or even a decent make-over.
The Guardian’s Three Little Pigs ad – its first major brand campaign for more than 20 years – has won the January/February Thinkboxes.
Orange plans to launch its interactive TV app TVCheck in the UK.
James Murdoch has stepped down as chairman of satellite broadcaster BSkyB.
Over on ITV1 Scott & Bailey were knee deep in an investigation in which they tried to solve the case of the missing 1.4 million viewers.
Greg Grimmer explains how and why Channel 5 has become a credible UK commercial partner to brands and advertisers despite the odds…
As usual, Friday night was all about the soaps with Coronation Street offering viewers a double bill and EastEnders getting into the weekend party mood. The first episode of Coronation Street (ITV1, 7:30pm) managed 7.7 million as the salon situation escalated and David Platt stepped up his legal game, securing a 38% audience share.
Coronation Street pulled in the highest number of viewers on Thursday night, winning a 34% audience share for ITV1.
The second episode of the new series of The Apprentice (9pm) secured BBC One the biggest audience of Wednesday night, netting a 27% audience share.