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BBC One’s popular Survivors series returned to its peak-hour slot with a high of more than 4.8 million viewers last night.

Tess Alps, chief executive of TV marketing body Thinkbox, predicts what the future could hold for TV and gives her thoughts on last week’s comment piece from GoViral’s Jimmy Maymann.

Newsline columnist Raymond Snoddy wonders whether VOD will drop traditional broadcasters in “deep do-do” …. possibly not!?

BBC One’s popular Hustle series claimed the top spot during the all-important 9pm to 10pm peak-hour last night despite competition from ITV1’s new Law & Order: UK series.

TV advertising is predicted to outperform other traditional media this year, according to analysts at Screen Digest.

The US television industry is expected to see a 22.4% decline in advertising revenues for 2009, leaving it with a total of $15.6 billion, according to a report from BIA/Kelsey.

Dancing on Ice returned to ITV1’s Sunday evening line-up last night with a high of more than 9.5 million peak viewers.

November was a good month for ITV1, with a year on year increase in revenue, although things were not as positive for the rest of the commercial broadcasters.

Richard Hooper has been appointed to chair the selection panel for the independently funded news consortiums (IFNC) that will eventually replace ITV’s regional news service.

ITV1’s final Above Suspicion: The Red Dahlia won the 9pm peak-hour slot with a high of more than 7 million viewers last night.