A thorough review of the BBC’s licence fee is necessary, but it must consider that such a fee, perhaps turned into a household charge, may be the least-bad option.
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Barb’s ‘fit for TV’ definition should be supported because it lets media owners widen their distribution while ensuring high standards, writes Vevo’s senior director for Advanced TV.
In a post-GDPR world, a balance between personalisation and intrusion is not only desirable but essential, writes Ozone’s chief technology officer. (Partner content)
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Instead of always searching for “the new”, Kite Factory strategist Rik Moore makes the case for returning and adding to the foundations of Craft Planning.
We need a collective effort to reduce advertising’s contribution to the climate crisis, writes Ozone’s chief strategy officer. (Partner content)
Our industry has been distracted by measuring things in media that don’t actually matter, writes VCCP Media’s head of digital.
The commercial departments of Brexit-supporting newspapers know the damage being caused to the UK economy, and newspaper advertising revenues, by Brexit. Their editorial colleagues continue to support it anyway.
Both publishers and advertisers can work together to break old habits and find a new collaborative approach across the premium web, writes Ozone’s chief operating officer. (Partner content)