YouTube Kids, BBC iPlayer Kids and more: the best TV apps for children
Video-on-demand apps competing with Sky Kids, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, DisneyLife, Hopster and PlayKids: how do they compare?
BBC’s iPlayer Kids app puts children’s TV at ‘front and centre’ of plans
Launch of family service offering more than 10,000 episodes each year does not mean cBeebies and CBBC will go online only, say bosses
Jeremy Clarkson: BBC would put brakes on us using ‘gear’ for Amazon show
Former Top Gear presenter reveals what won’t be in the title of his new series – and asks his Twitter followers for suggestions
BBC3 hails online switch a success after Thirteen proves a hit
Drama about an abduction attracts similar viewing figures to channel’s highest rated broadcast show, an episode of Doctor Who spin-off Torchwood
Memo to the BBC: keep the broadcasting, cut the net
Local papers whinge about the BBC, and the BBC about the over-75 squeeze on licence fees. Clipping the corporation’s digital wings would be a neat solution
Mashable raises £10m and signs video deal with Turner
Turner’s TBS and TNT businesses will co-develop and distribute video content with the internet news provider
Game of Thrones and Star Wars star to join next series of Top of the Lake
Gwendoline Christie, who plays Brienne of Tarth in HBO’s fantasy drama, set to work with Elisabeth Moss on second instalment
Vice Media to launch in Russia and six eastern European countries
Youth brand and Greek Antenna Group partner to produce local content in ‘incredible market’
BBC and ITV in talks to launch a Netflix-style streaming service
Subscription video service is likely to focus on providing popular older, archive TV content, not the first-run of shows
Fox and Sky invest in streaming service fuboTV
US-based subscription video service offers games from leagues such as Spain’s La Liga and MLS in the US
Sky takes $45m stake in Netflix rival iflix
Streaming service, which has about 1 million subscribers, is currently available in Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines
TV is opening the door to female directors – film needs to catch up
Backing women shunned by the big studios makes good business sense, says the director of BBC1’s The Night Manager
Is closing the BBC iPlayer loophole the first step towards subscriptions?
Making users sign in to watch catch-up shows will boost vital revenue for the BBC, but it may make the corporation seem more like pay-TV rivals such as Sky
Top Gear: Netflix could air new series in global battle with Amazon’s Clarkson
Streaming giant understood to be in talks with BBC for rights to revamped car show – after it passed on ex-Top Gear trio as ‘not worth the money’
Sherlock: the Abominable Bride fails to halt dip in BBC iPlayer viewing
Requests for shows on the platform fell in January despite success of Victorian special and The Rack Pack, the BBC’s most popular iPlayer-only drama to date