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New research from BBC Worldwide shows the increase of tablet penetration in households across the globe – however, television still remains a firm first choice when it comes to multi-screening.

With approximately 323 million hours spent accessing online video content each month, the UK population is spending an increasingly large amount of time on the web, with YouTube responsible for the majority of video requests.

Music on-demand platform to become video on-demand – offering original content that would put Spotify in direct competition with Netflix and LoveFilm.

ComScore’s latest report gives insight into the European digital audience and reveals that Brits are more engaged than any other European country.

The new deal will see LoveFilm acquire a range of children’s television shows, in the online video platform’s ongoing bid to rival traditional broadcasters.

TubeMogul report reveals that viewers are more receptive to brand advertising between 8pm and midnight, with online video primetime the same as traditional TV.

iPlayer to launch Peter Kay sitcom before broadcasting on TV channel in an ongoing bid to boost iPlayer viewing figures.

Covering a range of topics from location-based ads, new venture Weve and its place in the mobile market, and whether mobile technology can even help solve global poverty, the mobile session at Media Playground on Wednesday saw panellists take to the stage to analyse and give insight into what is often seen as a problematic issue for the industry.

For the live Mobile Fix at Media Playground on Wednesday Simon Andrews, founder of Addictive! took a look at mobile advertising. Looking at the Guardian mobile site the night before, every campaign he saw failed for one reason or another. What’s going on?

Quantcast has announced that it will launch a tool for publishers and app developers that aims to “empower” and monetise digital audiences across all platforms.