As media and advertising companies report their quarterly earnings, no one seems interested in talking about the most important resource of all and why it is in such short supply.

Organic growth was particularly strong in North America thanks to the return of air travel over the last year.

Advertisers want long-term partnerships and are concerned about the ‘missing middle’, but are broadcasters strong enough to face down Big Tech, asks the editor.

Nearly a third of people have borrowed money or used their savings to cover the costs of media subscriptions since the beginning of this year, new data from KPMG has revealed.

We are being treated like children over climate change. Is 41-degrees enough to change attitudes in media and culture, asks the editor.

The UK’s competition watchdog has launched an investigation into how broadcasters and production firms may have colluded.

The London start-up wants to finally give online content creators a level-playing field with its pay-per-view streaming platform.

Hype about the metaverse, web3 and NFTs is driven by an erosion of trust in institutions, including media brands, writes the editor.

Entertainment market is forecast to become even more dependent on ads, while VR growth will remain steady despite recent metaverse hype.

100% Media 0% Nonsense: Traditional ad-buying models are not fit for purpose, writes the editor.