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The irony of the future of TV is that we’ve now come full circle: we’re once again in a landscape where some content is free and some is paid for, and that’s a good thing.

Twitter is too small to have such a big mouth calling the shots, writes the editor.

Between a rise in anti-Semitism on TikTok and X and a pledge for more of the same from News Corp, brands should vote with their feet in pursuit of more positive contexts for their ads.

Mediatel Connected’s head of research Anne Tucker brings highlights from the Media Research Group conference, from overarching themes and standout speeches, to shenanigans outside the conference room.

Nabs’ principal business psychologist shares ways to protect and support both your and your team’s mental health during “the seasonal squeeze”. 

Digital is responsible for causing a sea change in advertising towards the need to prove impact and effectiveness now that we can better measure it, argued Nick Manning on a recent episode of the podcast.

Effectiveness is about understanding what’s working — but current industry approaches aren’t, warns the WFA’s media services director.

Ahead of Cop28, are we using the right KPIs to reduce our digital advertising emissions, asks Impact+’s co-founder.

Bauer Media’s Lucie Cave explains why reality TV keeps turning to audio stars, and how podcast and radio presenters can “out-personality” any politician.

Review: ITV’s annual upfronts wanted to communicate the broadcaster ‘gets it’ by revamping its show at a new location. But a lot of the content was familiar, too, including jokes about Nigel Farage.