Sky Broadband customers targeted for allegedly pirating Robert Redford film
US firm TCYK, apparently named after film The Company You Keep, made Sky hand over details of customers accused of downloading movie
Comic-Con: Hannibal teases final episodes – and a possible film
Both Netflix and Amazon have passed on keeping Hannibal alive, but that didn’t stop Comic-Con from warmly embracing NBC’s canceled series
William Hurt: ‘My competition these days isn’t another actor. It’s a computer-generated image at Pixar’
The American star of Humans likes computer science, but hates autocorrect. As for owning a robot, he’s really not sure…
The Weekly Beast: Ray Martin still Mr TV with Q&A audit and SBS show
Along with the Q&A audit, Martin will also star on SBS. Plus a damning tweet from NZ, Marion Ives at peace with SBS and Dawn Fraser’s bad hair day
YouTube star PewDiePie responds to ‘haters’ over $7.4m annual earnings
‘It seems like the whole world cares more about how much money I make than I do myself,’ says online gaming star in video posted for fans
BBC considering move to make news channel online only
Corporation understood to be looking into future of £66.2m TV channel and how live news is covered, with final decision yet to be made
BBC licence fee deal – the FT v the Times, Sun and Daily Mail
How the national newspapers read George Osborne’s attack on the corporatiobn’s funding
David Attenborough and producer dive deep into potential of VR
TV veteran’s latest venture with pioneer Atlantic Productions for the Natural History Museum breaks new ground in storytelling
Facebook steps up competition with YouTube with ad-supported videos
Social network already has 4bn views a day of its native clips, but helping their creators to make money is its next ambition
BBC3 set to go online only as trust backs plans to scrap TV channel
Rona Fairhead says long-term future of broadcasting is online in move to save corporation around £30m a year, with proposal for BBC1+1 channel rejected
Sky teams up with Monument Valley game-maker for kids TV app
Broadcaster to challenge YouTube kids, allowing children to watch The Cartoon Network, Disney and Nickelodeon on mobiles and tablets
Daily Mail signs deal with Dr Phil for news and entertainment show
US talk show host to make daily programme with tabloid’s website, syndicated by CBS
Entourage’s Adrian Grenier: “I’m not a tool of greenwash”
Star of TV show and film says he is cautious about signing deals to be spokesperson for brands
Time is running out for the 30-second TV commercial
Interruptive television ads are the eight-track of advertising. Today, viewers want to engage with commercials on their own terms, and in their own time
BBC must increase appeal for younger audience, says James Purnell
Corporation risks becoming service for over-35s only if viewing trends among young people continue, according to director of strategy