October was a miserable month for newspaper circulation, with both national markets and the London free press recording period on period (PoP) and year on year (YoY) declines.

‘The Age of Television’ combines findings from a quantitative survey of 6,000 people in the UK with qualitative analysis of 150 days of TV and video viewing, filmed through camera glasses worn by 30 people.

Bauer Media is to launch a new national radio brand aimed at 40-59-year olds. Expect: Blondie, Queen, Madonna, Fleetwood Mac.

As part of its new brand strategy, the men’s media title will also be launching a refreshed Esquire.com/UK to increase the coverage of luxury, style and culture content.

Weaver will be responsible for unifying the data assets and technology across Publicis Groupe UK.

Video: Jason Spencer, Business Development Director, ITV, explains how the UK’s largest commercial broadcaster is moving from being a media partner to a business partner as it prepares a new strategy for 2019 and beyond.

10 questions. 5 word answers. 60 seconds with a MAD//Fest speaker. This week: Sony’s Head of Digital Europe, Seb Bardin.

Ewan Douglas, Agency Principal – Nations and Regions, Channel 4, explains how addressable advertising is helping to shape the broadcaster’s future offering.

In his new role, Shek will help the organisation meet the challenges of Brexit, as well as work on other key issues including international trade, data and e-privacy.

Channel 4, ITV and Sky will again come together to pitch the value of TV advertising at the Big TV Festival 2019.