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BBC Two’s penultimate Dragon’s Den managed to win over the football’s peak audience between 9.30pm and 10pm last night.

UTV Media, owner of talkSPORT and the Northern Ireland ITV franchise, saw pre-tax profits fall 30% to £7.8 million in the first half of the year.

Television revenue continues to fall, with all channels recording year on year percentage declines.

Channel Five lost £31 million in the first six months of 2009, according to parent company RTL Group’s financial results.

Channel 4 has confirmed that it will not be renewing its Big Brother deal with producer Endemol when it expires next year.

Sky Sports has signed a new deal for exclusive live TV rights to La Liga matches for the next three seasons.

BSkyB has signed a five year sponsorship deal – thought to be worth about £3 million a year – with AEG Europe to become a “founding partner” of the O2 Arena.

Arqiva has completed the purchase of the technology behind Project Kangaroo and confirmed Pierre-Jean Sebert as CEO of its new VOD business.

The last in the series of ITV1’s Monday Monday secured the top spot with a high of 3.2 million viewers last night.

Digital television in Western Europe has this month overtaken analogue TV for the first time, according to new research.