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In brief: Warner Bros. Discovery’s profit slid 8% year-over-year and still has over $50bn in debt, the company announced in its Q3 earnings.

A class-action lawsuit was filed today in a San Francisco federal court alleging that Twitter is eliminating workers without enough notice.

In brief: Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is reportedly set to confirm that the Government will halt plans to privatise Channel 4 as expected.

Regional publisher National World is reportedly in the early stages of exploring a cash offer to buy Daily Mirror owner Reach.

In brief: Global has updated its Capital logo omitting its 95- 106 FM.

Using the right ad formats, quality media and appropriate creative to engage audiences should be as important as optimising for attention for advertisers. 

Despite the blindingly obvious failure of the entire Brexit Project, the BBC, ITV, and Sky aren’t yet emboldened to challenge the new orthodoxy.

Dentsu will introduce new carbon optimisation and planning functionality for all of its global teams in 2023.

Cosmetics company L’Oréal has denied a report from the Financial Times that it had suspended advertising on Twitter in the wake of Elon Musk’s takeover of the company.

In brief: Hearst UK has appointed Jamie Doubleday as head of clients.