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Commercial broadcaster Sky is planning to add two new channels to its entertainment portfolio: Sky Crime and Sky Comedy.

UK broadcasters must play a cautious game if they want to stop viewers looking at the Netflix menu, writes Ray Snoddy.

Cavai, a ‘conversational advertising’ platform, has announced that Ed Preedy, Fabian Bjørne-Larsen, Dan Jones, George Seed and Julia Smith will be joining the global team.

Consumers may be in for a shock as 5G phones enter the marketplace, with the price premium set to be 29 times higher than expected.

Host John Reynolds speaks with Rehab CEO, Rob Bennett, and Bethnal Green Ventures programme manager, Nelly Lavielle, to discuss how technology can be used for good causes.

Bob Wootton embraces a busier-than-usual summer with a look at the world’s woes resting on adland’s shoulders, billboard frolics and the “miracle” of 5G.

If you want a diverse and representative brand, you’re going to need a diverse and representative set of agencies, writes Simon Crunden

Following a slump in advertising revenues among UK commercial broadcasters, British viewers may see a rise in the number of TV ads shown on mainstream channels.

The ASA’s first verdicts on gender stereotyping prove what a total mess the entire concept is, writes Dominic Mills.

It appears every generation ends up nurturing a disdain for the those set to follow – and now new research reveals what Millennials think of the Gen Z as the latter finally enters the workforce.