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News organisations shouldn’t wait for YouTube to take over the VR space, writes Neil Stevenson, research manager, Ipsos Connect

From the pathetic to the predictable, and the surprising to the bizarre – this is how the UK press handled the run-up to Thursday’s EU referendum. By Raymond Snoddy.

The new design means every ad campaign can now be delivered to all mobile, tablet and desktop devices while print ads can be transformed into HTML5 animated creative to run in app.

The Daily Telegraph and the Guardian record small declines, while the rest of the quality daily market maintains its growth for the third consecutive month – plus more from the London and Sunday markets.

Broadcasting rules designed to give us impartiality are actually skewing the real picture, writes Raymond Snoddy

The much-anticipated report from the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) and K2 Intelligence shows that cash rebates – an illegal practice in the US – were found to be “pervasive”.

The Economist has made its first foray into virtual reality with a reconstruction of Mosul Museum artefacts which jihadists destroyed in 2015.

Sucking the financial life out of journalism is arguably as serious as tax avoidance, writes Raymond Snoddy. So can a proposed levy help save a key facet of modern democracy?

Rebates, a coup, grumpy publishers, vibrating shoes and an unholy mess: Bob Wootton digests a busy month in media

Jon O’Donnell, currently group commercial director, is to take on a “significantly expanded” role as managing director of ESI Commercial, while Tim Kirkman becomes London Live’s MD.