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In the wake of James Murdoch’s resignation from the board of News Corp, Ray Snoddy shares his own memories of the Murdoch dynasty

The ad boycotts of today will go the same way as the media sieges of old, writes Bob Wootton.

Dominic Mills assesses what life may look like once a return to the office environment ensues.

Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon are to appear together for the first time in front of Congress. They’ve got a lot of explaining to do, writes Ray Snoddy

Several months of closed stores and nationwide lockdown may prove to be just what the high street needed, writes Spark Foundry’s Emma Svensson.

If Boris Johnson is concerned about the impact of unhealthy food on obesity levels, why is Rishi Sunak encouraging the nation to ‘eat out to help out’?

Stephen Arnell, a former editorial consultant on BritBox, evaluates whether the streaming service’s new slate of original shows will be enough to cut through an overcrowded SVOD marketplace.

Partner content: Matthew Dearden considers whether the outdoor media industry may need to work differently if it is to inspire advertiser confidence as lockdown comes to an end.

As the UK lockdown begins to lift, Helen Miall calls on the world’s advertising brains to reconsider how they use outdoor

Newspapers that told readers post-Brexit trade deals would be easy could be sweating, much like a Russian oligarch living in the UK, writes Ray Snoddy.