Jim Marshall wonders what the Charter review will have in store for the BBC, when it is able to flex as much muscle as ever? It would be good if it could maintain the same high standards but not at the potential expense of the commercial sector…
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Greg Grimmer explains how and why Channel 5 has become a credible UK commercial partner to brands and advertisers despite the odds…
David Hellier, deputy editor at City AM, on last week’s budget announcement; ITV, WPP and Aegis results; the gloomy world of press; and the growing interest in how BSkyB’s new internet offering performs…
James Whitmore, managing director at Postar, wonders whether one of the reasons that tech companies are the most innovative in media is that they offer a safe environment for the more retiring and reclusive individuals. Not a statement you could readily attach to an agency or a media owner…
Steve Smith PhD, head of thought leadership at Starcom MediaVest Group, discusses some of his experiences at the recent IP&TV World Forum…
Alex Kozloff, senior mobile manager, IAB, says as barriers continue to come down for m-commerce in the UK, this ‘new kid on the block’ will evolve into a medium that retailers, brands and consumers can no longer afford to ignore…
Jim Marshall says Ofcom’s ‘Project Apple’ investigation is misplaced and irrelevant – unless of course they can demonstrate that BSkyB has not behaved in a ‘fit or proper’ way, which they won’t be able to…
According to ZenithOptimedia’s latest UK forecast report, “the uncertainty that plagued the end of 2011 has continued into the start of 2012.
Greg Grimmer: In a bid to make advertising fashionable (again) today’s column will be optimism peppered with ads for advertising – instead of my normal service of cynicism peppered with attempts at humour…
Ashley Underwood, senior strategy executive at TGI, explains why chocoholics are more likely to be tempted by products they have seen advertised…