BSkyB will not launch any more free to air channels, according to chief executive Jeremy Darroch speaking after Sky's results were announced today.

Mail Online has increased its lead over Guardian.co.uk and registered 2.49 million average daily browsers in June, according to the latest round of ABCe figures.

Ads for deals on anything from Harrods furniture to Asda school uniforms run in today's national papers alongside ideas to keep the kids happy during the summer holidays.

Trinity Mirror has generated a £2.7m operating profit from the Manchester Evening News and its sister titles in around three months, the company's financial figures have revealed.

Pay-TV broadcaster BSkyB's operating profit was up 10% year on year in the 12 months to the end of June, bolstered by an uplift in advertising, according to results out today.

ITV has fought off strong competition from BSkyB to secure the UK broadcast rights for the Rugby World Cup 2011 in New Zealand and host broadcast rights for the Rugby World Cup 2015 in England.

Car manufacturer Jaguar is to be the exclusive sponsor of Sky Sports' multi-platform coverage of England's series against Pakistan, which starts tomorrow (29 July).

Jonathan Hsu, the chief executive of WPP-owned digital ad technology firm 24/7 Real Media, is to leave the company after 10 years.

Mecom, the European newspaper group, has reduced its pre-tax losses to €32.5m and more than doubled operating profits, according to its results for the first half of 2010.

The Daily Mail's website, the UK's biggest national newspaper site, is expected to become profitable in 2011, primarily through growth in display advertising.

Richard Halton, project director of Project Canvas, tells Adrian Pennington how the internet TV platform will provide a 'seamless' experience for viewers

Harry Owen, commercial director of City AM, spends a media week meeting clients and pitching for business in New York

Mobile phone apps are at the centre of manufacturers' marketing campaigns as models aim to compete with the iPhone and push compatibility with a range of apps.

Virgin Media's revenue reached £964.2m in the three months to the end of June, up 7.1% year on year and beating analysts' expectations according to results out today.

Initial response to Richard Desmond's acquisition of Five is as uniform as it is unsurprising - he is expected to make the broadcaster more populist, while leveraging his print titles to promote its programmes.

Public service broadcaster Channel 4 has unveiled the structure of its single cross-platform content division and confirmed a commitment to spend an extra £50m on content over 2010, bringing the budget up to 2009 levels.

Entertainment broadcaster E! Online has appointed video advertising network Web TV Enterprise to sell ads around its UK website's video content.

The Independent has axed its education supplement and is facing the threat of industrial action over the planned redundancy of the supplement's editor, Lucy Hodges.

With just two years to go before the Olympics several papers run pullouts calling for 70,000 volunteers to help run the London event in 2012.

Daily Mail & General Trust's national newspaper unit, Associated, has improved its performance in display and digital advertising.