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January was a good month for broadcasters, with only ITV breakfast recording a dip in year on year revenue.

There’s a long way to go – but for now it’s good to welcome a tardy service whose time may finally have come, writes Ray Snoddy.

Bob Wootton assesses the global economic outlook and how it is impacting the media and advertising sectors closer to home. Plus: Why messing with the ABC is a big risk for publishers.

Partner content: What do you think your next job will be? If you’re aged over 40 and work in media or advertising then it might be safer to be thinking about your next career, writes Arif Durrani.

The BBC and ITV have announced they are in the “concluding phase” of talks to launch a paid-for streaming service in the UK.

Daniel Fox-Evans has been named group creative director London, overseeing RBS, Shell, Diageo, and Pepsico.

Mediatel understands that some publishers, led by the News Media Association and Newsworks, want to open industry-wide conversations about the use of ABC as a planning and trading currency after the launch of PAMCo last year.

More 18-24 year olds claim to trust brands than trust the Government, the media, the church or influencers, signalling a potential opportunity for marketers to connect with younger audiences.

Adtech firm IPONWEB has hired Moritz Wuttke as its senior vice president, commercial for its newly-created TV Solutions Group.

Havas’ preposterous ‘meaningful brands’ report has no real world meaning, writes Dominic Mills. Plus: an alternative view on why the competition regulator is investigating Global’s Exterion deal.