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Radio 4’s Today deserves a pat on the back for its exceptional journalism on the RAAC scandal and ‘Martha’s rule’.

Faux OOH could complement Foundational and Special OOH activations, but it’s not quite the same thing in some powerful, if subconscious, ways.

Thinkbox CEO Lindsey Clay couldn’t disagree more with the idea that this year’s Edinburgh TV Festival does not bode well for the future of British TV. The biggest challenge TV has is that there’s so much to watch.

Spotify’s Rak Patel argues brands need to wake up to the power of digital audio or risk missing out where audiences are, and gives five tips to get started. 

Yes, there’s unfairness in the education system. But proof of academic achievement is nevertheless valuable, especially as post-pandemic on-the-job training investment has been insufficient.

Fake ads are not something we should tolerate unless advertisers own up to them and accept the risks of dishonesty, writes the editor.

Stephen Arnell offers his reactions to some of the biggest announcements and goings-on at last month’s Edinburgh TV Festival, and explains why it doesn’t appear to bode all that well for the future of British TV.

Let’s fix the broken business model of streaming to ensure that creativity and commerciality can thrive together and entertain us with the best content possible.

A slew of blatant plants of articles in the press from both Tories and Labour undermine journalistic credibility.

When what you’re known for is not the same as what you want to do, it might be time for some personal brand rehab.