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The pro-remain editor of the Mail on Sunday, Geordie Greig, will replace Paul Dacre once he steps down in November – after 26 years in the post.

Dacre, who has edited one of the UK’s best read and often controversial newspapers since 1992, said he will be retiring just before he turns 70.

In the newly created role Ivey will have full responsibility for the UK business, overseeing its growth and continuing to expand the business across media, analytics and technology.

The initial Murdoch-Disney musings came over a glass of wine – it might now be wise for Disney and Comcast to have a drink together before a bidding war intensifies, writes Raymond Snoddy.

Major structural changes need to be made if out-of-home is to reap the digital rewards on offer, writes Dan Larden.

Channel 4 and Vice today announced a major new partnership where more than 900 hours of Vice’s long-form content will be available on Channel 4’s on-demand service, All 4.

According to the results of a two year audit by the Association of Online Publishers, ad blocking levels are beginning to gradually decline; however estimated ‘lost’ revenue as a result of blocked ads continues to grow.

Derriston Capital director Rodger Sargent details how the deal to create S4 Capital came about, how much power Sorrell will wield, and its ambitions going forward.

Vista said its support will enable IAS to drive innovation and solve pressing digital advertising challenges, expanding capabilities into additional advertising channels, and scaling the business into new global markets.

Creighton is due to make his exit at the end of July, after which he is “looking forward” to taking a career break.