The Channel 4 brand is a “companion” to guide viewers through a world of limitless video content.

Ofcom’s proposals to increase the amount of ads that ITV and Channel 4 can broadcast will cost £180m a year in ad revenue for non-public service broadcasters and hit niche channels hardest, according to research by multi-channel broadcasters.

Advertisers will be able to block publishers who do not meet a brand’s sustainability targets from their digital ad campaigns, using tools launched by purpose-led platform Good-Loop.

100% Media 0% Nonsense: Does Cannes still matter as a beacon of creative inspiration and collaboration, or it it just the biggest media and tech get-together in the world, asks the editor.

Tesco Media and Insight Platform has launched a media partnership in which FMCG brands can use Clubcard data to deliver personalised ads on Pinterest.

Barb Audiences is developing new tools and changes to panel measurement that will potentially reduce the number of shows on niche TV channels being given “zero” ratings.

Viaplay Group’s CEO Anders Jensen has resigned as the Swedish streaming company downgraded its business forecast for this year.

100% Media 0% Nonsense: Media is more important than ever to advertising. But do enough of those working in media really understand it, asks the editor.

In brief: Love Island returns to ITV today and among the latest product-placement deals secured are coffee brand Emmi Caffé Latte, which is taking its investment in the show “to a new level”.

Interview: Brandtech Media founder Nick Emery reveals the strategy behind the Jellyfish acquisition and how advertisers pay for media will change.