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Rebates, a coup, grumpy publishers, vibrating shoes and an unholy mess: Bob Wootton digests a busy month in media

The press regulator has its work cut out if it’s to announce rulings on much complained against EU coverage before the referendum

Thirty years ago this month Channel 4 was part of a fascinating and often hilarious TV viewing experiment. This is vintage Gogglebox, writes Torin Douglas

Dominic Mills would bet good money that there would be fewer splits between clients and agencies if only they would get sloshed together more often – plus: a planner to make you squirm, and Radiocentre’s excellent new campaign

Reporting from the asi APAC TV & Video Conference in Singapore, Richard Marks finds that many new video measurement systems are under construction around the world

It is more than a little odd to be getting out the bunting to celebrate the fact that the Government has not dismembered the BBC, writes Raymond Snoddy

We absolutely need to steel ourselves to compete, but we also need to know when to partner, writes Trinity Mirror’s Piers North

Its immersive nature should mean virtual reality will work wonders for brands, but it’s not without its risks, writes the7stars’ Tim Jones.

At last, it seems the pendulum that says video is the future may be swinging back, writes Dominic Mills.

From the impending EU Referendum to marketing strategies, the way a question is asked can have a huge effect on how it is answered, writes Zenith’s Richard Shotton.