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It’s difficult to explain how Rona Fairhead rose to the top of the pile to become the BBC Trust’s new chair, says Raymond Snoddy. Her appointment is certainly capable of making an impact – and also posing a threat to the BBC…

As Lidl sets its sights on the British mid-market occupied by Tesco, Dominic Mills says there’s only one way Tesco can go – and it’s not upmarket…

Conversational interfaces are getting much more sophisticated, says Rovi’s Charles Dawes – and a natter with your TV is much closer than you think.

In his latest Mobile Fix, Simon Andrews, founder of Addictive!, takes a look at the growing ad tech battlefield, the problem of discovering new apps and expectations surrounding Apple.

They say you should never kick a man when he’s down, but sometimes it is too tempting when the man on the floor has been lashing out indiscriminately for the best part of two decades…

When national newspapers try to sell what should be a good news story for the industry, the data is just not strong enough. Finding a solution is critical to the survival of the industry.

From Radio 1 employing vloggers to Amazon’s acquisition of Twitch, we’re facing a new age for video, writes Charlie Muirhead, CEO, Rightster – and it’s much more engaging…

Lake Capital’s purchase of marketing agency Engine means the venture capitalist firm will unlock a sort of modern-day dowry; a brave and forward-thinking project to turbo-charge Engine’s margins. Is this the future?

Technology and creativity in digital out-of-home is positioning the medium as the only true multi-sensory advertising platform, says Kinetic UK’s Rosh Singh.

In his latest Mobile Fix, Simon Andrews, founder of Addictive!, takes a look at how video is evolving, whether it’s the end for apps and more on Uber’s latest development into the grocery delivery space.