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Too often we make a connection between someone’s personality and their professional capability. This is a dangerous route to unconscious bias.

Each month until the end of the year, this series will guide you through performance planning and budget optimisation.

Despite the exodus of many high-profile journalists, the boom in newsletters should be seen as a big opportunity for legacy publishers.

The cautionary tale of Second Sight should remind us what happens when we bet our futures on monopoly industries, writes the editor.

BBC3 is back on linear and UKTV’s W is set to go free-to-air this Spring. Have rumours of the death of traditional TV been greatly exaggerated?

While it is going to be tough, this period of high inflation could provide the opportunity to explore desperately-needed models of consumption.

Five hot takes from the latest consumer magazine data by ABC.

The Open Web is getting smaller, despite what we were told. The smartest advertisers will work out how to use the best parts. 

Professor Karen Nelson-Field explains there is more to active attention seconds, with more complex shapes and patterns that impact outcomes. 

Why did it take so long for mainstream media to pick up the Post Office scandal, asks Ray Snoddy.