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December 2009 television viewing figures reveal a 0.6 percentage point fall for Five on December 2008.

ITV has appointed Adam Crozier as its new chief executive, less than a week after Channel 4 named its new chief David Abraham.

Award winning research looking at Channel 4’s on-demand service has found that acceptance of VOD advertising on the service has risen, with 66% of viewers agreeing that it’s worth watching ads if the content is free.

Global IPTV homes are forecast to more than double to 70 million by the end of 2014, up from 26 million at the end of last year.

BSkyB has reported a 10% year on year rise in total revenues to £2.9 billion for the second half of 2009.

Richard Bullwinkle, chief evangelist for Rovi Corporation, looks at how new and emerging technologies and services will develop over the coming year.

Advertisers have called on David Abraham to make changes at Channel 4.

BBC One and ITV1’s crime dramas split the peak-hour ratings in to two halves last night.

The new online TV service SeeSaw has started an invite-only test ahead of its launch in March.

The BBC should sell its stake in commercial venture BBC Worldwide, according to a House of Lords report on the UK film and television industries.