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BBC One’s coverage of the World Cup final between Spain and Holland pulled in more than four times as many viewers as ITV1 last night.

Five has pulled out of Project Canvas, the TV on-demand joint venture from ITV, Channel 4, BT, TalkTalk and Arqiva.

BBC One’s new Traffic Cops series secured the all-important peak-hour top spot last night with a high of more than 4.2 million viewers.

BBC One secured a high of more than 12.5 million viewers for the much-anticipated Spain v Germany semi-final last night.

YouTube has launched a new service called Leanback, which shows a continuous stream of full-screen, high-definition video.

ITV’s director of television, Peter Fincham, is to take responsibility for the broadcaster’s marketing and has also been tasked with overseeing its research.

TV marketing body Thinkbox is returning to TV screens later this year with a new ad campaign reminding advertisers of the power of TV.

Raymond Snoddy says that while Channel 4 chief executive David Abraham is the very model of a modern media executive, eight weeks into his reign there are, if not quite concerns, a few worries.

ITV1’s World Cup Live: Holland v Uruguay secured the highest ratings with ease last night after banking an impressive 10.3 million peak viewers.

Global net TV advertising is forecast to hit $116 billion in 2010, up 3.7% year on year, according to a new report from Informa Telecoms & Media.