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Five’s new US drama FlashForward pulled in an impressive high of more than 3.4 million viewers during the all-important peak-hour last night.

Sir Crispin Davis, former head of Reed Elsevier, and Sir Michael Bishop, founder of airline bmi and former chairman of Channel 4, have been named as favourites to land the role of ITV chairman.

The X Factor managed to triumph over its BBC One rival once again this weekend, peaking with a high of more than 11.8 million viewers.

Chip manufacturer Intel has forecast a future where TV is available “everywhere” on multiple devices.

Living is launching an HD channel on the Virgin Media cable platform on 6 October.

ITV will not be appointing Tony Ball as the new chief executive due to “substantial differences” of opinion.

Project Canvas set-top boxes are scheduled to be available in shops by December 2010.

Americans are increasingly turning to online and radio sources for news and information, while relying less on daily newspapers and television, according to a new study.

The BBC’s licence fee should be scrapped in favour of a subscription model to ensure its creativity in the future, according to David Elstein, chairman of the Broadcasting Policy Group.

BBC One’s New Tricks drama secured the highest ratings during the all-important 9pm to 10pm peak hour last night with 5.5 million viewers and a 25% audience share.