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Channel 4 suffered a -11.6% year-on-year drop in revenues in September, according to the latest agency estimates.

Digital-only newsbrand the Independent saw traffic to its website dip -10.1% in September – a loss of more than 660,200 unique daily browsers compared with the previous month.

Quality market titles the Financial Times and the Guardian, alongside Metro’s UK footprint, led the daily market in September and were the only newspapers to record an increase in circulation over the period.

Strictly Come Dancing ruled the airwaves in September, as the fifteenth series returned to BBC One’s Saturday night autumn line-up.

The media industry is always on the look out for the next big thing, the next big disruptor. What are the false starts, and what will change behaviour for the consumer?

Following a series of declines in June and July, August continued the trend in the commercial broadcast market.

Despite a large public outcry last year, The Great British Bake Off has survived its transition from BBC to commercial television Channel 4.Over 8.7 million people tuned in to see that the show hadn’t been ruined by addition of advertising breaks nor having Sandi Toksvig and Noel Fielding present the show instead of Mel and… Continue reading TV viewing round-up: August 2017

NRS PADD: Mobile continues to play an integral part for readership for most newsbrands – except for The Times and the i, which are still best enjoyed in print.

NRS PADD: While print makes up the bulk of readership for Hello, Heat and Men’s Health, mobile continues to play a growing role for the majority of magazine brands.

August 2017 latest ABC data shows mixed fortunes for the newspaper market.