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100% Media 0% Nonsense: GB News is right to complain about abuse against is commercial chief and advertisers should remember why media neutrality matters. But its silence over the Dan Wootton allegations is surprising, writes the editor.

As Elon Musk chooses to rebrand Twitter to ‘X’, Stephen Arnell examines the substitution in light of other historical name changes.

Traditional media channels offer high-quality environments and better chances of attention, but digital channels are often accepted or ignored despite concerns around ad quality and effectiveness.

The UK Government’s Online Advertising Programme is taking a targeted approach to tackling key areas of risk and has formalised industry collaboration via a new task force, signalling a positive step for the industry, writes the IAB UK’s head of policy and regulatory affairs.

Saturation and economic factors are limiting investment and increase competition. TV buyers must consider additional audience research and varied channel mixes, writes VCCP Media’s AV director.

This highly technical and advanced method of measurement may be perceived as a black box, but it delivers a higher magnitude of benefits than the cost of doing the analysis, writes Wavemaker’s modelling solutions partner.

A thorough review of the BBC’s licence fee is necessary, but it must consider that such a fee, perhaps turned into a household charge, may be the least-bad option.

Ethical practice and profitability are not mutually exclusive, but do advertisers and media owners have enough bandwith to achieve both well, asks the editor.

Barb’s ‘fit for TV’ definition should be supported because it lets media owners widen their distribution while ensuring high standards, writes Vevo’s senior director for Advanced TV.

In a post-GDPR world, a balance between personalisation and intrusion is not only desirable but essential, writes Ozone’s chief technology officer. (Partner content)