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News International has confirmed plans to scrap bulk copies of The Times and The Sunday Times.

Renault is set to launch an online video channel on the Sky platform.

Online video viewing continued to reach record levels in September with nearly 26 billion videos being watched by US users, according to latest data from the comScore Video Metrix service.

Emap plans to start charging for all of its online content from as early as next week.

The X Factor attracted an impressive high of more than 14.6 million viewers this weekend.

The New York Times is expected to announce a decision on if and how it will charge for online content “within a matter of weeks”.

Independent News & Media has agreed another extension to a financial standstill agreement with its banks and bondholders.

An advisory panel led by the former BBC director general Greg Dyke is expected to call for the BBC’s licence fee to be axed.

Facebook has changed its privacy policy in order to share more user information with advertisers.

Virgin Media and Sky have both launched ‘reasons to switch’ direct response campaigns.