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Latest research shows that online TV shows are pushing advertisers towards a TV-style model.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! continues to boost ITV1’s prime time ratings. Last night, the channel secured the all-important peak audience from 7pm onwards with an hour-long Emmerdale, a trip to Coronation Street and a 90-minute episode of the latest I’m a Celeb series.

In the future, viewers are more likely to opt for pay-TV over free-to-air services, despite free-to-air having a greater reach, according to new research from Motorola Mobility.

ITV1’s coverage of the Live International Football game dominated the early evening ratings but couldn’t quite keep up with BBC One’s The Apprentice during the all-important 9pm to 10pm slot.

ITV1’s latest I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! continued with a peak audience of more than 8.3 million viewers last night.

The main reason people watch catch-up TV is to avoid falling behind with the linear TV schedules, according to new research by Thinkbox and Decipher.

As Thinkbox and Decipher released their new ‘Tellyporting’ research at the Soho Hotel this morning, an expert panel continued the future of TV debate, which is generating excitement from all angles.

Speaking at O’Reilly Media’s Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco yesterday, Google Chairman and CEO Eric Schmidt appears to have done little to douse the fires he started by referring to “dumb TV.”

ITV has announced an increase in advertising revenue – up 16% for the first nine months of 2010, while group revenues are up 11% year on year to £1,456 million (2009: £1,312 million).

informitv’s William Cooper says “with the end of analogue television and teletext services in sight, the role of the red button in providing rapid access to news, sport and weather information services should not be underestimated or undervalued”