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Today we are proud to launch The Top 50 Women Gamechangers in TV, to recognise the brilliant women who are changing, influencing, and driving disruption across the historically male-dominated TV ecosystem.

Ethical practice and profitability are not mutually exclusive, but do advertisers and media owners have enough bandwith to achieve both well, asks the editor.

Analysis: While this proves cinema can still deliver big cultural moments in a way that few media channels can, it’s a pretty high bar to clear regularly.

Barb’s ‘fit for TV’ definition should be supported because it lets media owners widen their distribution while ensuring high standards, writes Vevo’s senior director for Advanced TV.

In a post-GDPR world, a balance between personalisation and intrusion is not only desirable but essential, writes Ozone’s chief technology officer. (Partner content)

Analysis: This is potentially a big win for commercial radio’s incumbent players as the UK’s laws around commercial radio aim to keep up as listening has rapidly migrated online in recent years. 

Analysis: Viaplay is cutting a quarter of its workforce and pulling out of the US and UK markets after a sharp reversal of fortunes in its international business.

Analysis: The publisher is seeking to aggressively expand into podcasting and short- and long-form video.

Analysis: Underlying the anxiety that the rising popularity of TikTok for news could further erode trust is the fact that TikTok is owned by Chinese company ByteDance.

Analysis: Strongly growing revenue figures suggests a narrowing of the gap between what advertisers intend and what they do when it comes to reaching underrepresented consumers through media.