It’s long overdue to bring Netflix and Amazon into line with Ofcom. This may lead to subscription hikes, but it’s literally a price worth paying.

Week in Media: Amazon’s advertising is growing quicker than Google and Facebook and shows no signs of slowing down soon, writes the editor.

Bauer Media Audio has swooped to buy Media Capital Group, the leading radio group in Portugal.

BT has pulled out of talks to sell BT Sport to streaming service DAZN and is instead pursuing talks with Discovery to create a joint venture.

BBC Radio 2, the UK’s most popular radio brand, has increased its lead over corporation stablemate Radio 1, the latest quarterly Rajar radio audience figures have revealed.

Linear TV represents just half of the campaign budget for TSB’s new Life Made More campaign.

The digital media giants’ divergent destinies could become much clearer this week, writes the editor.

Durrani joined Bloomberg as the company’s first commercial editor to work across Europe, Middle East and Africa.

ISBA’s initiative to build a cross-media measurement system, Project Origin, is set to enter its third phase of development.

Sue Todd has been appointed as the new CEO of NABS, the support organisation for the advertising and media industry.