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The results of Forrester’s recent ‘Understanding the changing needs of the US online consumer 2010’ study have come under fire this week, with some sources suggesting the results are incorrect.

The Apprentice peaked with more than 8.1 million viewers during last night’s peak-hour as the series nears to an end.

BBC One banked the peak ratings from 7.30pm onwards last night with Eastenders, Holby City, Crimewatch and BBC News at Ten.

Raymond Snoddy says (in a whisper) that the BBC might not have done too badly in its licence fee battle with the government – “evidence of this can be seen from the obvious anger coming from Rupert Murdoch’s News International. David Cameron has not delivered on their hopes for a very much smaller BBC – something for which we should all be grateful”…

Reality tv ruled the roost this month with the big three of The X Factor, Strictly Come Dancing and I’m A Celebrity – Get Me Out Of Here! taking the top spots in this month’s chart.

Nicholas Shott today warned that fewer than a dozen local TV services may be viable in the short term, broadcasting no more than two hours of locally-produced content a day.

A new report shows that the average US household is spending as much time online as they are watching the TV.

ITV1’s new fly-on-the-wall documentary series about the closure and re-opening of The Savoy hotel after a staggering £220 million, two year refurbishment, attracted a high of 5.6 million viewers at 9pm last night.

informitv’s William Cooper says “for ITV, the challenge may be to think global while acting locally”…

TV on-demand services ITV Player and 4OD will be available on Sony’s PlayStation3 games console later this week.