The Football League's app has debuted at number three in this week's BR app chart, while the Ikea catalogue also gets into the top 15.

Live, the free London-focused youth magazine, is to take ads for the first time from its November issue.

Google is set to unveil a new search feature tonight called Google Instant that will enable search results to start popping up while the user is still typing.

ITV1's new flagship early morning show 'Daybreak' dropped 85,000 viewers yesterday from its debut ratings as BBC One's 'Breakfast' added 47,000, according to unofficial overnight figures.

Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) and Telegraph Media Group (TMG) have underscored their commitment to investing in digital media, with two key commercial appointments.

Esquire editor Jeremy Langmead is leaving the men's upmarket monthly magazine after three and a half years to join Net-A-Porter's menswear site Mr Porter.

DDB has created a website for Volkswagen to support the brand's wider "unbelievable value" campaign, which aims to dispel perceptions that the brand's cars are expensive.

TBWA\London has appointed Zaid Al-Zaidy, the managing partner of Saint@RKCR/Y&R, as its chief strategy officer.

NEW YORK - A French weekly newspaper has been slated for an "offensive" and "moronic" ad that presents an image of how the 9/11 terrorists attacks could have been "anticipated".

Burger King, the fast-food giant, is transporting its 50-year-old US mascot, The King, to the UK in an effort to pinch market share from rival McDonalds.