BBC reveals mind control experiment – for choosing what to watch next
Broadcaster’s latest prototype taps viewers’ brainwaves to choose what to choose next on its iPlayer catch-up service
Wheels on the Bus beats One Direction in Little Baby Bum’s YouTube rise
British channel’s compilation of nursery rhymes has been watched more than 655m times, sending it into YouTube all-time top 30
YouTube Minecraft channel The Diamond Minecart visits Jurassic World
British gamer Daniel Middleton gets his dino on, courtesy of a sponsorship partnership with film studio Universal Pictures
YouTube Gaming to capitalise on PewDiePie, Minecraft and live videos
New spin-off will launch in the summer as a site and app, gathering YouTube games videos in one place, and taking on Amazon’s Twitch
Kids’ TV becomes the final frontier in clash of the pay-TV empires
The BBC, Sky, Netflix and others are battling to gain younger viewers on platforms that stretch from the TV in your living to the smartphone in your hand
YouTube star PewDiePie strikes publishing deal for This Book Loves You
With 37m YouTube subscribers, Swedish gamer teams up with Penguin Random House for 250-page collection of ‘advice and inspirational quotes’
Will oddball BBC iPlayer exclusives lead to blander TV schedules?
Online-only shows such as Frankie Boyle’s Election Autopsy and Adam Curtis’s Bitter Lake prove that there’s still room to experiment on the BBC. But what happens if the odder shows are never broadcast on the main channels?
BBC stars and comics among hundreds calling on broadcaster to save BBC3
Daniel Radcliffe and Lena Headey among 750 signatories of petition urging BBC to reverse decision to take BBC3 off TV screens and make it online only
YouTube trains its sights on traditional TV: ‘It’s a no-growth business’
Head of content and business operations, Robert Kyncl says the future for online video is small screens: ‘It’s all mobile, mobile, mobile’
YouTube promises more measures to tame its comment trolls
‘One of the hardest things to do is scaling openness, whether you run an internet platform or whether you run a country,’ claims Robert Kyncl
BBC iPlayer boss defensive after third monthly fall in viewers
After Peter Kay’s Car Share is the most requested show in April, Dan Taylor-Watt blogs about the catch-up service’s decrease in popularity
BBC global audience passes 300 million
Television overtakes radio as most popular platform for international news for first time in corporation’s history
We can treasure the BBC, but it has to make its own way in the digital world
There’s fear over what new culture secretary Whittingdale might do about the licence fee, but the last thing the BBC needs is to be kept in a gilded cage
Dragons, nipples and technology: why the real Mad Men are on the run
As audiences lunge toward online streaming services in search of their favorite shows, the modern advertising landscape could shift to abandon TV as well
Election aftermath: memos to the media for May 2020
What have we learned at the end of a surprising campaign? Quite a lot that will really matter at the end of the next parliament