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New roll-out of upgraded ad interface will make it easier for advertisers to track and manage campaigns via Twitter.

Dominic Allon Director, Google UK, Emma Scott, Managing Director, Freesat and Raymond Snoddy, MediaTel columnist and ex-Times and Financial Times media editor all join the excellent line-up for Media Playground on March 20.

Results from Point Topic reveals an increase in numbers of UK broadband subscribers that are using superfast connections.

US Netflix subscribers will now be able to share and view activity with Facebook friends via new social media integration.

Tablets are prompting more clicks for branding campaigns, but it’s smartphones that are bringing in the greater revenue.

TiVo’s new companion device allows users to watch live and recorded TV, stream video on demand content and access online platforms such as YouTube throughout TiVo households.

Vimeo on Demand will let creators control choose price; select country-by-country availability; customise page design; and offer content on both Vimeo and personal websites.

The latest study from The NPD Group shows how applications and content other than TV are struggling to take off on Smart TV platforms.

This year’s Media Playground will play host to a variety of panel debates and demonstrations, focusing on four key areas in the industry: Screen, Social Media, Mobile Advertising and the Data Debate, all of which we’ll profile individually in the run up to the event on March 20.

After the frenzy of activity that comes with every festive period, January saw the UK’s online population settle back into a normal routine, with the overall number of users falling slightly.