Game of Thrones actor to play cyber-stalking victim for Channel 4

Maisie Williams, who plays Arya Stark in the sword-and-sorcery epic, lands role in docu-drama exploring online stalking and advanced computer hacking to be shown in early 2015. By Jason Deans

Is second-screening a genuinely effective marketing phenomenon?

As users pay more attention to their mobile devices than their TVs, second-screening needs to be reconsidered

Nigel Evans obituary

Other lives: Documentary film-maker who focused on the rights of disabled and marginalised people

Popular YouTube shows may be heading to Facebook’s news feed

Social network wants multi-channel networks to bring their YouTube hits directly to its users. By Stuart Dredge

Whit Stillman: ‘I find it remarkable that people hate my work’

Americans abroad? Check. Romantic navel-gazing? Check. High-society posers? Bien sûr! The Cosmopolitans couldn’t be more Stillmanesque – but for one thing. It’s for Amazon TV. Priya Elan talks to him

Scottish independence: Broadcasting changes could damage democracy

Claire Enders: Costs would rise for all the UK’s nations and Scots would lose universal access to TV and radio channels

The web series is dying – and Netflix and Amazon Prime are responsible

James Rawson: The fledgling format, which seemed full of potential only a year ago, is in decline, because it cannot compete with the big guns of online television

TV ad buying will soon be fully automated

The way TV ads have been bought for years is about to change, writes Pierre Naggar

Channel 4 to replace 4oD with new online hub All 4

New site will offer live and on-demand streaming, exploiting growing trend in viewing on tablets and smartphones. By Mark Sweney

Danny Dyer gets proper naughty at TV awards ceremony

Media Monkey: The EastEnders actor got up close with Mary Berry and turned the air blue while accepting a gong

Frankie Boyle to film Scottish referendum show for BBC

Yes supporter’s caustic comedy take on independence will be filmed hours after poll closes but only shown on iPlayer. By John Plunkett

Views for the top 100 YouTube channels have grown 80% in a year

Its biggest star PewDiePie’s gaming videos were watched 439m times in July 2014 alone. By Stuart Dredge

Harvey Keitel done in 40 seconds for new ad campaign

Media Monkey: The Pulp Fiction star reprises his mob fixer role for an insurance company

We want news on the phone – and that means reinventing the TV news channel

Read Richard Sambrook and Sean McGuire’s earlier article: Have TV news channels had their day?

Yogscast YouTube gaming stars get an official mobile app

iPhone app from MCN Maker Studios follows stablemate PewDiePie onto the App Store. By Stuart Dredge