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According to a new report, the number of homes with digital TV will reach 1,189 million by 2016; double the number found in 2010.

Channel 4 has appointed Jonathan Allan, managing director of media buying agency OMD UK, to run its £1 billion a year TV and online sales business.

BARB will take a major step towards the measurement of television viewing on PCs, laptops and tablet devices with the initial rollout of a web TV viewing meter in 100 BARB panel homes during the second half of 2011.

In response to Raymond Snoddy’s article ‘Jeremy Hunt may be a classy lambada dancer but unless he listens he won’t shimmy his way out of this one’, OMG!’s Roger Gane and the Broadcast Journalism Training Company’s Steve Harris comment.

Virgin Media has unveiled its first advertising campaign for TiVo – promising to be the best way to watch TV ever.

The latest comScore Video Metrix has found that YouTube and Hulu are dominating the online video viewing minutes of US Internet users, with Hulu attracting nearly twice as many video ads as its nearest rival.

Jeremy Hunt has confirmed that he plans to give News Corporation’s BSkyB takeover bid the green light but will consult on extra conditions.

As Jeremy Hunt reaches out for the disastrous “bottom-up” solution for local TV, would-be operators at yesterday’s Future of Broadcasting conference had one simple piece of advice – have the courage to stick to the original plan. It is the only one that will work…

TV network infrastructure provider Arqiva has announced that terrestrial TV is now fully digital throughout Scotland.

BSkyB is forecast to double its earnings over the next five years if Rupert Murdoch’s takeover deal for the satellite broadcaster goes ahead.