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WPP has announced that its wholly-owned digital marketing technology business, 24/7 Real Media, has acquired the assets of the digital video advertising software company Panache.

Sky is expected to launch a wholesale fibre broadband offering in the next few months, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BoAML).

BT chief executive Ian Livingston has outlined the company’s vision for Broadband Britain to the Prime Minister, David Cameron, and the cabinet.

Armed with a 2 litre bottle of Strongbow (a “targeting” prize from the panel sponsors, Kantar), Neil Mortensen questioned a panel of media agency research directors at yesterday’s MRG conference.

Video-on-Demand provider FilmFlex has announced it’s set to move into providing television content for the first time next year, according to chief executive Jeff Henry.

Tesco’s on-demand subsidiary blinkbox have announced a new feature to their service, where customers who purchase DVD or Blu-ray’s in-store will also own and be able to watch the film online through blinkbox.

Expect Apple TV to launch in a big way late in 2012, says Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, speaking at the Ignition conference in New York today.

Channel 4 have released their monthly report for October’s Video on Demand consumption, revealing a rise of one million views from September.

PVR specialists TiVO have recorded an increase of 117,000 additional subscriptions to their service at the end of Q3 2011 reaching a total of 2.04 million net subscriptions.

After a busy few weeks of activity for Netflix as they prepare to launch into the UK market, LOVEFiLM has been pro-active in a different way.