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The New York Times has bought Wordle and BBC3 is back on linear. But there is one more creative move the two media stalwarts should explore. 

In his new recurring column for Mediatel News, Laurence Green warns that the advertising community must make the case for a stronger media ecosystem.

While big brands might want to behave like small insurgents, those newcomers would die for their balance sheets.

Planning for brand activations in the virtual worlds of the future requires better use cases and a more vivid imagination.

Google has abandoned FLOCs for something called Topics. But how is any of this really helpful for commercial media?

The digital media giants’ divergent destinies could become much clearer this week, writes the editor.

We should no longer consider it a downstream cost whose operators we want to impoverish as we did back in the day.

Working parents are burned out and on the brink. Here’s how you can support them.

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.