An ad-funded free spin-off of Cosmopolitan magazine, called Cosmo on Campus is due to be launched in October.
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Channel Five announced today that it has secured an exclusive deal with Warner Brothers International Television Distribution.
Google has announced that it is ceasing development on Wave, the communication tool it launched in September last year.
ITV1’s Midsomer Murders won the peak slot of 9pm to 10pm last night, peaking at 4.3 million viewers.
BSkyB has announced it will rebrand Virgin1 as Channel One, after paying up to £160 million to buy Virgin Media Television (now known as the Living TV Group).
RAJAR figures for Q2 2010 saw a stellar performance from commercial radio, which posted it’s highest share and reach since 2007.
Digital Radio put in a strong performance this quarter, posting substantial increases in share, reach and DAB ownership.
Johnny Vaughan and Lisa Snowdon’s 95.8 Capital Radio breakfast show is still number one in London, despite a good effort from its main rivals Heart 106.2 FM and Kiss 100.
Heart 106.2 FM is officially the Capital’s number one station, after shooting ahead of the old favourite Magic 105.4 to claim the highest weekly reach.
