WINS 1010, Twitter on TV, and iPad magazines

the future of TV could be radio as well, according to Audio4cast, who reports on Dallas-based RadioTime's portal on the TV platform.

Twitter and TV also appear to be getting closer. Former BBC executive Roo Reynolds discusses how the BBC have been signalling Twitter hashtags to their audience. And, holy smokes, he's come up with a nickname for the practice too; as well as doing some research on how much people use Twitter during a TV show.

In newspapers, all the guessing is over: after turning their websites into pay-only properties earlier this year, The Times (and The Sunday Times) have released their paid-for circulation figures: PaidContent:UK reports the full figure, and gives their analysis.

Whether it's websites, iPads or Kindles, as publishing moves into ever more foreign territory, it's interesting to see what's happening in Thailand. Creative Criminals report on a different way to get people reading. Great for books - maybe even better for news?

Meanwhile, magazine magnate David Hepworth isn't sure about the current trend to slap magazines onto the iPad. It's another point of view: what are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments below.

And finally, the Fail Blog has a slightly concerning picture of UKTV's infrastructure: the people that bring you Dave, G.O.L.D and other channels. Erk.

That's our first trawl around the web; we hope you've enjoyed it. We'll post these irregularly, just to keep up the surprise; and if you know of a blog we should be reading, please let us know on Twitter: we're @mediauk.