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Key Capital Partners has taken a significant minority stake in the independent performance media agency.

Time Inc. UK’s recently launched TV production arm, TI Productions UK, has secured its first commission – a 30 minute documentary for BBC Three.

The battle for the term mainstream media has been lost and is no longer capable of rehabilitation, writes Raymond Snoddy. So what does that mean for journalism?

Channel 4’s corporation revenue reached a record £995 million in 2016, according to its latest annual report. However, the broadcaster made a pre-tax loss of £15 million after dipping into cash reserves.

The seven-year contract is the single biggest roadside agreement in the UK and gives Primesight the exclusive rights to develop advertising panels on roadside-facing railway land across the country.

Speaking at a debate at the House of Commons on Monday, Professor Charlie Beckett said news publishers need to “get it into their heads” that they do not have a right to exist and advertisers have a right to go elsewhere.

In a statement released on Monday (10 July), the NMA said it wants publishers to be able to have concrete discussions with Google and Facebook on business model solutions.

The news follows FirstGroup, and its partners MTR, winning the contract to operate the South Western rail franchise.

Trinity Mirrors’ Andrew Tenzer looks at what’s driving the growing crisis in trust between advertisers and consumers – and the steps that need to be taken to try and regain it.

The publisher has announced two new senior appointments across six of its brands as it merges its Lifestyle & Homes titles into a new division.