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Thomson Reuters has reported a 32% year on year fall in operating profits in the third quarter to $378 million.

Our latest research piece from Ipsos MediaCT looks at the digital challenges facing the film industry.

Bob Wigley has been named as a potential candidate for the ITV chairman role.

Ofcom has officially named Terry Burns as the new chairman of Channel 4.

BBC One’s popular Spooks returned with a high of 6.1 million viewers during the all-important peak hour last night.

New research has found that 36% of TV households in the United States have at least one digital video recorder (DVR) – an increase from just 8% four years ago.

Rupert Murdoch’s self-imposed deadline of next June to introduce pay walls for his newspaper websites may be put back.

ITV expects its TV advertising revenues to be flat overall in the fourth quarter, although it is forecasting a 4% rise next month.

For a conference that in previous years was dominated – some might say obsessed – with portable measurement systems for the industry, this year’s ASI European Radio Symposium reflected the fact that – so far at least – take up of these devices has been very limited.

Independent News & Media may lose 76% of the company’s capital to bondholders through its financial restructuring.