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New Channel 4 chair Dawn Airey has certainly become a British Broadcasting Heavyweight. But does she have a genuine passion for TV?

ITV has joined the charge of commercial broadcasters that are prepared to invest in TV news again, Raymond Snoddy writes.

Trying to generate short-term impressions and data to create followers is not the right approach for long-form content.

Demand for British content is likely to continue to grow globally as streaming platforms expand to new markets, explains Total Media’s head of broadcast.

Even if you think you have the answer… listen, advises UM’s EMEA strategy chief.

Partner content: The short answer is yes, they really, really do matter.

Perhaps privatisation is the only long-term solution for Channel 4 in an age of streaming giants. But why do it now, asks the editor.

By examining specific cultural influences, brands can learn more about the brave new worlds being built by Big Tech.

In her debut column for Mediatel News, Bianca Barratt questions whether we really need strict rules on journalists’ social media posts.

The government has been disingenuous about the licence fee, but it is important to keep an open mind about how we fund the BBC.