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Threads has a number of things going against it. Not least because social media has become a surprisingly slow-to-evolve medium with myriad regulatory issues, writes ISBA’s former director of media.

The premium web’s future depends on it being defined, measurable and available in industry measurement tools, warns the CEO of Ozone. (Partner content)

As C4’s chief creative officer calls for more low-budget remakes of Euro-dramas, Stephen Arnell asks: has the broadcaster lost its way?

Online harm against journalists is a real and serious problem. Meta’s Threads must take meaningful steps to prevent repeating the worst parts of Twitter, writes Reach’s online safety editor.

In the coming years, brands and marketers will have to reshape the influence they are having on our consumerist culture and better connect to the reality of our climate predicament, writes Jellyfish’s brand strategy chief.

In his final regular column for The Media Leader, Laurence Green recommends eschewing neophilia for greater care toward what is at the heart of media and marketing.

Columnist Raymond Snoddy and Richard Reeves, MD of the Association of Online Publishers, join Jack Benamin to talk about publishers’ progress in defending their IP, the future of news, and trust in newsbrands.

TV advertisers and broadcasters need to embrace programmatic, streaming and measurement technologies instead of sticking with the status quo, or risk being left behind by consumers.

A pause for due process over the BBC presenter scandal is needed, but the Corporation can rightly be blamed for its slow response to allegations.

Opinion: You absolutely can do this wonderful, crazy job, run a house, socialise and still feel a strand of sanity at the end of it, says career coach and former media sales executive Stefanie Daniels in a new column for The Media Leader.