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BBC One and ITV1’s crime dramas split the peak-hour ratings in to two halves last night.

The new online TV service SeeSaw has started an invite-only test ahead of its launch in March.

The BBC should sell its stake in commercial venture BBC Worldwide, according to a House of Lords report on the UK film and television industries.

A new survey from Alterian has found that 66% of marketing professionals will be investing in social media marketing (SMM) in the next 12 months.

BBC One’s new one-off comedy Rock & Chips stole the show during last night’s peak-slot with a high of more than 7.5 million viewers.

Alex Hunter, the IPA’s finance director, explains why media professionals shouldn’t be too quick to bin survey requests – “not only is it of statistical importance to the person sending it to you, but its result could be of real commercial benefit” ….

Polestar Communications and German sister agency MMS have released research looking at the levels of consumer trust in brands in key market sectors.

A new US report predicts significant investment in mobile apps this year, although spending on social apps is expected to stagnate.

Condé Nast’s latest GQ iPhone application is proving to be a hit with consumers in the US.

Google’s net profits hit $1.97 billion in the last three months of 2009, according to the company’s latest financial results.