More Opinion articles

Freddie Ossberg, founder and managing director of Raconteur Media, provides his analysis and suggestions for the newspaper industry following MediaTel Group’s Future of National Newspaper event this month…

Raymond Snoddy says it would be good to see competition regulators in the UK concentrate on real abuses of market dominance that actually harm consumers’ interests rather than disadvantaging consumers in pursuit of theoretical models of competition….

James Grant, UK country manager, Vindico, says “instead of looking at TV to defend itself, I think the advertising industry should be pushing the digital VoD market to step up and improve”…

Michael Bayler, strategist and author, Bayler & Associates, slices through the confusion around the nature of engagement to reveal a new model for brand building in the post-Facebook era…

Simon Andrews, founder of the full service mobile agency addictive!, on Facebook, connected TV, Google and eBay…

SMG’s Steve Smith looks at opportunities for supermarkets to engage people in-store through their smartphones…

Jim Marshall says the original purpose of the Leveson inquiry is becoming lost in an increasingly morass of celebrity style trivia…

What do you use your mobile phone for? Angry Birds, obviously, but excepting that, you probably use it for email, the odd phone call, a text message or two, and the occasional bit of web browsing.

David Brennan on why people shouldn’t be too quick to call out ‘TV is dying’; particularly when they don’t have the right facts…

Raymond Snoddy on ITV’s error in letting the South Bank show (and name) go; Sky’s ambitions in arts television; and why opera and football make the perfect combination of enthusiasms…