Virgin Media grows revenue despite fall in new TV customers Cable company reports 70% fall in new TV customer signings as first-quarter revenue grows to £982m. By Mark Sweney
Jamie East: I didn’t sell half of Holy Moly to Endemol without TV in mind Will the celebrity site's tie-up with Endemol damage its credibility? Not a bit of it, says Holy Moly's founder. By John Plunkett
Google digs deep on treasure island UK Charles Arthur: This sceptred isle is probably much more profitable for Google than the US operation
Google shares fall as first-quarter profits fail to meet expectations Results likely to heighten investor fears that Google's commitment to recruit 6,200 workers this year will harm profits
US cinemas threaten not to show films in video-on-demand dispute Cinema owners prepared not to screen blockbusters made by studios involved in premium VoD plan. By Josh Halliday
Cisco to close Flip camera unit as smartphones swallow its market After enjoying huge popularity from 2007, the Flip camcorder is being killed off with the loss of 550 jobs. By Charles Arthur
The Winklevoss twins are only the beginning of Zuckerberg’s problems Facebook founder faces more legal action surrounding the site's ownership. By Charles Arthur
Pinewood Shepperton gets takeover bid Property group Peel Holdings makes offer for studios where latest Harry Potter film and James Bond franchise were shot. By Mark Sweney
Video search engine Blinkx to buy Burst Media Deal worth $30m for online advertising services company expected to add revenues of $34m. By Mark Sweney
Digital sports rights group Perform in £586m flotation Company is first digital media company since Moneysupermarket.com in 2007 to float on London Stock Exchange. By Mark Sweney
Hollywood studios sue Zediva movie-streaming site Site that streams films such as The Social Network over the web directly from DVD players claimed to infringe copyright. By Josh Halliday
Olympic Games outdoor ad space auction begins online Prime advertising space for London 2012 Olympics being auctioned online, with Games sponsors making the first bids. By Mark Sweney
Hollywood video on demand plans anger cinema owners Film studios clash with National Association of Theatre Owners over plans for film releases to be in living rooms. By Josh Halliday
Is Morgan Spurlock buying into film branding or super-selling out? Arwa Mahdawi: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold's attack on the ubiquity of product placement could be seen as a win for the advertising industry
Leonardo DiCaprio to borrow Jedward’s Lipstick Media Monkey: The pop duo's Eurovision entry will also feature in a Leonardo DiCaprio car ad