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TalkTalk, the telecoms and TV company, has extended its sponsorship of ITV's 'The X Factor' for a fifth year.
In a sign of optimism in the market as many as 56% of firms in the media sector say they will be creating new jobs this year, according to the Barclays Job Creation Survey.
BSkyB has refused to carry advertising for BT Sport channels on its Sky Sports portfolio, prompting BT to complain to the regulator, which has launched an investigation.
Facebook last night launched what it is calling Facebook Home, which is the project that speculation surrounding a Facebook phone has centred around.
On the day that Facebook is expected to announce the Facebook phone, it is being predicted that almost 30% of all mobile display ads will go to the social network this year.
Yahoo has bought Summly, the news app created by London teenager Nick D'Aloisio, for a reported $30m (£20m), as it struggles to turn itself and its lacklustre business around.
Telecoms operators EE, O2 and Vodafone have invested "tens of millions of pounds" in new joint venture Weve in an attempt to better position themselves against the likes of Facebook and Google in the emerging new mobile space.
Mark Holden, the new head of futures at Arena Media, reports back from this week's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on what he believes will be key themes for those in the media business.
Consumers will soon expect to be able to switch seamlessly between connected devices, which will fundamentally change how media is consumed, says VivaKi's Marco Bertozzi after CES 2013.
Consumers in the UK lead the world when it comes to watching TV content over the internet and shopping on the web, according to research by regulator Ofcom.
