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Ofcom has officially named Terry Burns as the new chairman of Channel 4.

BBC One’s popular Spooks returned with a high of 6.1 million viewers during the all-important peak hour last night.

New research has found that 36% of TV households in the United States have at least one digital video recorder (DVR) – an increase from just 8% four years ago.

ITV expects its TV advertising revenues to be flat overall in the fourth quarter, although it is forecasting a 4% rise next month.

Sometime very soon, and probably later today, Lord Burns is expected to be appointed chairman of Channel 4.

Project Canvas will cost its partners – BBC, ITV, Channel Five and BT – more than £115 million over the next four years.

Ofcom has changed the rules governing television phone-in competitions following the scandals that rocked the industry in 2008.

BBC One banked the highest ratings all evening yesterday with a peak run of Eastenders, Holby City and Around the World in 80 Days.

ITV1’s latest crime series Murderland finished on a high of almost 6 million viewers during the all-important 9pm to 10pm peak hour last night.

Renault is set to launch an online video channel on the Sky platform.