Metro continues to report increased profits as it boasts the highest volume of weekday display ads in May.
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More than half (51.4%) of US adults aged 18-34 say they want to be able to go online on their mobile phone, a new study has found.
BBC One’s hour-long Eastenders managed to outshine ITV1’s World Cup Live coverage during the early evening prime time slot last night.
Stuart Corke is leaving News International after 12 years at the company, where he was previously director of strategic planning and director of customer insight.
GfK’s Jon Davies looks at some of the figures underpinning the success of online video site YouTube.
Global Radio is set to cut local Heart stations, replacing them with 15 “super stations”.
Channel 4’s new chief executive David Abraham has announced plans to cut a quarter of senior managers.
New US figures from Nielsen reveal that the number of unique viewers of online video increased 1.6% year on year in May 2010.
The Daily Star’s cover price will be slashed 50% to 10p from 1 July, the Independent reports.
Google is reportedly planning to launch its own one-click payment system for access to online news content.
