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Tom Cape, managing director of Capablue, looks at the commercial opportunities surrounding internet TV…

The X Factor dominated the TV ratings once again this weekend, with a peak audience of almost 13 million viewers.

As of this week, you can finally pre-order Logitech’s new Google TV device, which means no matter what channel you are watching, you can search for other TV programmes, find web-based content and find related videos on YouTube via Google’s intelligent overlay.

Channel 4 is expected to sell more than £1 billion of airtime next year, according to the broadcaster’s chief executive David Abraham.

The Apprentice made a banging comeback to BBC One last night, pulling in more than 6.6 million peak viewers during the all-important 9pm to 10pm slot.

In response to Raymond Snoddy’s latest local TV solution, Robert Kenny, MD at Human Capital, talks numbers: “Perhaps I’ve just had a bad pint, but local TV economics still give me a headache”…

IMD and Clearcast have extended their partnership in a bid to develop a data transfer system for VoD platforms.

Raymond Snoddy believes he has found the solution to the local TV conundrum – something, he says, that has been under our noses all along and would work (a light-bulb moment that happened in a pub on the way to a QPR game no less)…

BBC One’s new prime time documentary Kids in Care attracted the highest ratings during the all-important 9pm to 10pm slot last night.

ITV1’s new peak-time drama DCI Banks: Aftermath secured the Monday night top spot once again last night ahead of BBC One’s Spooks.