The penultimate episode of ITV1’s Blue Murder series secured the top spot for most of the all-important peak-hour last night with a high of 4.8 million viewers.
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BSkyB and Discovery have signed a new four-year ad sales deal worth more than £200 million, ending a year-long legal dispute that was due at the High Court next month.
Clear Channel Outdoor UK chief executive Barry Sayer is leaving the company to join the consortium bidding for Independent News & Media’s South African outdoor business.
Virgin Media TV plans to drop its Living2 channel because viewers think it is a time-shifted version of its sister channel Living.
The Sunday Telegraph is launching a magazine aimed at parents of children aged five and over, to be published twice a year.
The National Magazine Company has appointed former Best editor Jane Ennis as the new editor of Reveal.
Time Inc is gathering US publishers together to create a digital store for magazines and possibly newspapers.
England’s World Cup qualifier against Ukraine this weekend will only be screened on the internet following the collapse of Setanta.
The Times and The Sunday Times are set to launch a new membership scheme in a bid to retain customers and generate direct revenue streams.
As the last embers of summer faded away, data from The Nielsen Company revealed that US advertising for the first six months of the year was down 15.4$ year on year.
