Dave West

Humax is releasing two Freeview+ set-top boxes, one with a 320MB hard drive.

Viewing of BBC video and audio on the internet via mobile devices boomed at the beginning of the year.

The BBC Trust is consulting on corporation plans to syndicate all its national TV and radio services for mobile devices.

A landmark cross-channel, cross-platform BBC project looking at Britain from the sky will be led by Andrew Marr.

BAFTA-nominated actress Ruth Wilson and Jericho star Lennie James join the cast of ITV's remake of The Prisoner.

The BBC Trustees claimed £2,026 expenses for Sky subscriptions in the 2007/8 financial year.

Jeremy Kyle is to present a weekly radio programme on TalkSport.

Channel 4 commissions three new drama projects, including a film directed by actress Samantha Morton.

An adaptation of controversial 1969 novel Bouquet Of Barbed Wire is in development for ITV1.

The MD of Fox in the UK hails FX's ratings performance - and takes a dig at the publicly supported terrestrials.

Thomson Reuters is planning to launch a business news channel, says a report.

Comedian Rory Bremner is the favourite to succeed Des O'Connor as Countdown host, says a report.

The government says it is still against product placement - but may be convinced otherwise.

Harvey Keitel signs up to play Detective Gene Hunt in the US version of Life On Mars.

R&B singer Chris Brown is to front a dance competition reality series in the US.

The broadcasting regulator abandons some restrictions on the number and timing of TV adverts.

ABC is developing a family comedy and seeking Back To You actress Patricia Heaton as its star.

Gordon Ramsay follows in the footsteps of Jamie Oliver by creating his own TV production company.

The opening instalment of two-part oil business thriller Burn Up drew a strong audience for BBC2 last night.

Setanta insists it can meet ambitious growth targets thanks to upcoming football events.

Virgin is aiming to deliver 200Mbps broadband speeds to homes by 2012, says its CTO Howard Watson.

ITV1 will air an hour-long documentary on John Darwin, who faked his own death, next week.

Groups will attempt to "rehabilitate" one of their friends in a new reality series on Fiver.

Australia's Nine Network will revive renovation reality show The Block next year.

ITV1 is piloting a Jim'll Fix It-style show in which Amanda Holden will grant audience members' wishes.

Five has resolved rights issues and will announce a Freesat launch shortly, says the service's managing director.

The UK's major internet service providers bow to the record industry's demands to take action on illegal filesharing.

Ant and Dec's US primetime TV debut fails to make an impression in the ratings.

DAB accounted for 11% of all radio listening hours between April and June, today's RAJAR figures suggest.

Neil Fox on Magic 105.4 has the most-listened to commercial breakfast show in London, RAJAR figures show.

Tuesday's EastEnders recorded the soap's smallest audience since May last year.

Five's digital-only channels notched up their largest ever combined share last week.

CBS quashes speculation that Katie Couric could be replaced as the network's Evening News anchor.

Joss Whedon plans to supplement his upcoming Dollhouse series with several webisodes.

Jamie Hewlett outlines his latest collaboration with Damon Albarn.

Ozzy Osbourne will receive a living legend award at this year's Classic Rock Roll of Honour.

Russian authorities are considering legislation to halt the "dangerous teen trend" of emo culture.

ITV and the FA plan to put video highlights of selected early-round FA Cup matches on their websites.

Christian Bale's family decline to comment on his arrest, with his sister saying the issue is "a family matter".

Veteran broadcaster Sarah Kennedy breaks down while reading a story about a British soldier's heroics.

Broadcasters commit airtime worth millions of pounds to a high-profile government healthy eating campaign.

A lineup of respected British actors are cast in a BBC Two drama charting Margaret Thatcher's downfall.

A free giveaway of McFly's new album lifts a Sunday newspaper's sales by an estimated 300,000.

Freema Agyeman, Bradley Walsh and Battlestar Galactica's Jamie Bamber are on board for Law & Order: UK.

Changes to the way Freeview service information is transmitted near completion.

Tiscali begins legal action against BT, claiming defamation and malicious falsehood, over letters sent to its customers.

Aussie soap Out Of The Blue, axed by the BBC for poor ratings, is picked up for several European markets.

Dexter showrunner Daniel Cerone is piloting a remake of an Argentinian sibling crime drama for ABC.

Portland Television is fined £25,000 for breaches of broadcasting standards on porn channel Television X.

The British advertising regulator bans a series of commercials on Geo TV UK for medical services in the US.

Joss Whedon is shooting a new first episode for Dollhouse to resolve "clarity issues" with the pilot.

Channel 4 appoints Aaqil Ahmed as its first multicultural commissioning editor.

Sky News remains European business executives' favoured news channel, market research shows.

Red Bee Media CEO and long-time broadcast executive Pam Masters is stepping down and taking a senior board role.

Yahoo! proposes a new approach to distribution of public service broadcast content.

NBC's spinoff of The Office is delayed in favour of another comedy project with Amy Poehler.

Sky and Universal are challenging the domination of iTunes with a subscription-based online music service.

SportsXchange is confirmed as a free to air channel with Sky EPG slot 456.

European set-top box manufacturer Metronic are making a Freesat receiver and video recorder, it emerges.

Freesat announces the addition of 18 FTA satellite TV channels and radio stations to its EPG.

The sixth season of Dragons' Den made an impressive start in the ratings on BBC Two last night.

Conan O'Brien will take over from successful Tonight Show host Jay Leno on June 1, 2009, NBC announces.

Fox makes several of its hit TV shows available for paid-for download on iTunes in the UK.

BBC-run "on-air" events will no longer accept sponsors following a damning ruling by the BBC Trust.