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Itch Media’s Richard Noble is ready to disrupt the traditional role of the big ad agencies. Interview by Ellen Hammett.

ITV has recorded pre-tax profits of £425m in the first six months of the year, but warns of future cost-savings following Brexit fallout.

The impact of voting to leave the EU might have seen share prices fall for some publishers, but newspaper sales certainly received a boost – at least in the short-term.

As Karen Bradley replaces John Whittingdale as Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport, it’s time to act decisively on a number of key media issues, writes Raymond Snoddy

Antipathy towards holding companies and their group trading operations is growing, writes Bob Wootton

Jaguar has already launched a campaign through the partnership, with all media activation being planned by Mindshare, which said it has seen “fantastic results”.

From TV to newspapers, share prices in media companies have fallen since the EU referendum. Will things stabilise? Don’t count on it, writes Raymond Snoddy

Be ready to embrace new possibilities as PR reinvents itself for the digital world of content and commerce, writes Finn’s Matt Bourn

Publishing print advertising and circulation revenue fell by 17% and 5%, respectively, over the first half of the year – but digital revenues grew by 14%.

News Corp, the parent company of The Times and the Sun, has agreed to buy Wireless Group, the owner of Talksport radio.