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A new forecast predicts that mobile TV will come of age this year, with a worldwide user base of 54 million consumers in 2009.

ITV1’s new X Factor series started on a high of 11.1 million peak viewers on Saturday evening.

ITV.com could make as much as £34 million from advertising this year, according to forecasts by Screen Digest.

BBC One’s New Tricks pulled in the highest ratings during the all-important peak hour last night with more than 7 million viewers.

Channel 4 is to run a week-long 3D series after commissioning UK-made 3D content that can be viewed on standard TV sets.

Pepsi and broadcaster CBS are running a video ad in a copy of US magazine Entertainment Weekly next month.

BBC One’s long-running ancestry series Who Do You Think You Are? ended on a high of more than 6.2 million viewers last night.

BBC Worldwide content is to be made available on UK online video service BlinkBox.

CBS Outdoor has partnered with Digital UK, the agency overseeing the digital TV switchover, to mark the 100-day countdown to switchover in the North West.

The Street finale secured the highest ratings during the prime time slot last night with over 4.4 million peak viewers.