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Radiocentre said the BBC’s intention to launch four digital spin-off music stations are “an attempt to directly imitate the recent success of commercial stations”.

At a Bloomfest panel, executives from across the media industry discussed the importance of learning and how to support others.

The number of UK households with a subscription VOD service decreased by half a million quarter on quarter, according to Barb’s latest data.

Analysis: Broadcasters huddle to take on Big Tech for global sports rights which are set to become even more costly in the coming years.

Clear Channel UK’s sales director shares his most embarrassing professional moment and advice for his younger self.

In the AOP’s third annual survey of digital publishers, consumer publishers signalled greater optimism for growth in audio and ecommerce compared with display advertising and sponsorships.

VOD household penetration globally increased in Q4 2023, partially down to ad-funded tiers on platforms like Netflix, according to new research.