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News UK’s Sunday edition of the Sun has been renamed The Sun on Sunday as it announces that former deputy editor of the News of the World, Victoria Newton, is to take the reigns as editor.

For ‘Second Screen Live,’ Disney has created an app which will allow viewers to interact with the re-release of The Little Mermaid in select US cinemas later this month.

The invasive-cameras-on-the-wall documentary pulled in a 13% share and Channel’s biggest audience of the day. Nice to know someone is winning from this set-up.

Twitter has announced – via a tweet – that it plans to join the stock market in what will undoubtedly be the most anticipated flotation since Facebook’s last year.

BARB, the UK provider of TV viewing figures, is now reporting time-shift data that reveal how TV viewing builds in the four weeks following broadcast – offering a more complete view of programme reach.

Too many advertisers are getting it wrong, so InSkin Media’s Dominic Tillson is getting no nonsense with online pre-roll – and offers advice to ensure ads are remembered positively and record a genuine interest.

Despite the event-feel to last night’s proceedings the E20 aggression was the nation’s third most popular soap, having been beaten by ITV’s rural offering Emmerdale.

Based on data received from 57 markets around the world, Carat’s data shows continued positive momentum for global advertising expenditure in 2013 and 2014.

While consumers are both cord-cutting and thinning their pay-TV services, an equally large threat is presenting itself, according to Digitalsmiths: ‘cord-cheating’ – with major revenue impacts.

As the BBC sinks into yet another crisis, the future of the BBC Trust remains in the balance. Should it simply be put out of its misery? The answer from Raymond Snoddy is an emphatic no.