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Steve Taylor reviews Richard Shotton’s latest book on the overlap between behavioural psychology and marketing and economics.

TV has even more potential in the internet age. But it can’t cover all the bases without some very significant investment.

As GB News officially breaches Ofcom rules for the first time, what does it mean for the self-styled ‘voice of Real Britain?

The Daily Telegraph’s “Lockdown Files” are a novel development in political journalism and a new brand of historical record-keeping.

If we want to stop women from being edited out of the media industry, we must be honest about addressing burnout, overwhelm and fake flexibility, writes Nicola Kemp in her new column for The Media Leader.

It feels like Brits and Americans are speaking an entirely different language in these mature ad industry markets.

ESG should take precedence when planning for another year of economic uncertainty.

The recent changing of the guard among radio hosts doesn’t bode well for show quality.

Strategist Simon Carr looks at the changing pace of cultural exchange, and how this might impact the creation of new and unique ideas

Research suggests that the majority of planners think so. But a publication set to be released by the Advertising Association’s Credos think tank suggests otherwise…