There are plenty of press scandals in need of urgent attention – but none of them involve increased regulation backed by the sort of legislation that would please dictators everywhere.
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BARB’s Justin Sampson explains what the TV audience measurement body is doing – and the problems it faces – tracking viewing across subscription VOD services.
As Mediatel prepares to host The Year Ahead 2017 this week, the IPA’s Belinda Beeftink looks at how media consumption has changed over the last decade – and predicts what the next year will have in store
Curiously, Sir Martin Sorrell’s predictions for 2017 make no mention of something that must be giving him sleepless nights, writes Dominic Mills. Plus: A secret message, and a new phrase for adland to hump to death.
Globally-leading media companies could provide the best minds to form a core Brexit negotiation team, writes Roy Jeans – with a brief to think the unthinkable, and by doing so frame a fundamentally different strategy
A new journalistic (and psychiatric) specialism is being created before our eyes: analysing the tweets of Donald Trump.
In the second report from the frontlines of the ad-blocking war, ISBA’s Mark Finney examines how the publishers are fighting back.
In a world built on data and information, so-called ‘savvy systems’ help us make smarter decisions more quickly. But brands have a lot to learn first, writes Heather Dansie.
While many commentators have lamented the year gone by, Raymond Snoddy argues it wasn’t all doom and gloom for media in 2016. Here’s why.
It started with Murdoch and it ended with Murdoch. In the last of 12 parts, Torin Douglas rounds off what was undoubtedly a defining year for the media industry.