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The budget tablet is set to enter the market for just £29, available to buy online in the UK by the end of the year.

ITV has warned users with ad-blocking software that it will be preventing them from watching content via ITV Player.

The average person uses some form of connected device 34 times a day, according to a new IAB study.

CBBC is about to make watching TV a lot less passive for children after its first commission for a “true multi-platform production”.

BSkyB has seen an 8% drop in profits in the last quarter, but the satellite broadcaster looks unscathed in the pay-TV sports battle with BT.

Priced at £100, the seven inch tablet – which Argos says is aimed at the “tweenie” market – undercuts Tesco’s recently launched Hudl by £20.

By 2018, the Online TV and Video Forecasts report states that 520 million homes in 40 countries will watch online television and video (both paid-for and ad-supported) – more than three times the number in 2010.

The news follows details of the iPlayer’s evolution announced by director general Tony Hall, in which he described a ‘next generation’ platform that would act as the ‘front door to the BBC’.

Advertisers, agencies and publishers will be able to record how many people, by age and gender, are seeing their ad across TV and online – both combined, or exclusively across either platform.

Over one in three Millennials watch mostly online video and no broadcast TV, according to research from the New York Times.