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ITV1’s National Television Awards scored a high of more than 6.5 million viewers last night.

Speaking at a conference earlier this week, Endemol’s CEO Ynon Kreiz said social television is “going to be huge”. There is clearly a significant opportunity, but social TV still has its limitations, for now at least.

BSkyB has reported a 26% increase in half-yearly pre-tax profits as its customer base jumps to 10.9 million.

Live, linear UK TV viewing figures for 2010 were the highest since records began, increasing by more than two hours a week, according to Thinkbox.

Channel 4’s Big Fat Gypsy Wedding attracted more than 6.5 million peak viewers during last night’s all-important 9pm to 10pm slot.

Raymond Snoddy says at first sight Hunt’s decision not to go for an immediate referral was politically crazy, naïve even, by appearing to succumb to special pleading on such a politically sensitive issue. However, the truth is rather more complicated and not at all what it appears to be…

By 2016, video on demand services will reach 70.1 million households (57%), up from the 51.1 million VoD households (44%) at the end of Q3 2010, according to MAGNAGLOBAL’s revised ‘On-Demand Quarterly’ forecast.

BBC One’s Silent Witness continued with more than seven million peak viewers during last night’s all-important 9pm to 10pm slot.

Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt said that he intends to refer News Corporation’s BSkyB takeover bid to the Competition Commission. However, he plans to delay his referral until he has considered undertakings from the Rupert Murdoch-owned company.

ITV1’s Sunday night line-up secured the all-important peak ratings once again, with Dancing on Ice attracting a high of more than 8.6 million viewers.