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With BBC Three set to find itself back on our TV screens, broadcast consultant Stephen Arnell evaluates the challenges the channel will face.

Ray Snoddy picks over the pieces of two very different confessions by two high-profile journalists

Channel 4’s Jane English, GSK’s Jerry Daykin and the IPA’s Leila Siddiqui explain why measuring diversity as an industry is so important.

The world needs more brands to take risks in order to spur on much needed change, argues Christopher Kenna, founder of Brand Advance.

Dominic Mills reveals Facebook’s attempts to distract us from negative sentiment towards its platform before reviewing Sainsbury’s new tag-line

Ray Snoddy looks at the ramifications of Facebook blinking first in the battle Down Under.

Steve Martin, MD international data and TV at LiveRamp stands at the cross-roads for Connected TV in the UK and advises marketers on accessing the space.

ISBA’s head of media Bobi Carley explains why she decided to join the trade body despite its “grey” reputation.

Bob Wootton offers his view on the biggest industry stories of the past month, including Australia’s showdown with Google and Facebook, the troubles of the BBC, and media’s existential threat.

UM’s George McMahon dissects new research which reveals the impact negative stereotypes in media and advertising have on black and multicultural men