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The Observer’s co-CEO discusses why the relaunched title aims to be a newspaper with ‘the sensibility of a magazine’.

Online formats accounted for £4 in every £5 spent on advertising, while the VOD sub-category has been expanded to include SVOD, AVOD and FAST, according to the latest AA/Warc Expenditure Report.

The publisher-backed online ad sales house aims to grow headcount by 20% this year as it targets growth outside the UK.

Should UK publishers be allowed to mandate that readers choose between their rights and their wallets? “Consent or pay” sets a dangerous precedent in which rights are conflated with services. 

Cardinals would do well to watch Conclave on their trip to the Vatican, argues Ray Snoddy. It is important someone of Francis’ moral worth is chosen to counterbalance growing populism in society and the media.

The Guardian claims it is the first media owner in the world to achieve this.

The latest IPA Bellwether Report, conducted before Donald’s Trump’s “liberation day”, already showed a fall in business confidence amid macroeconomic uncertainty.

From Adolescence to Channel 4’s Gen Z research, we’ve seen the impact of the digital world on young people. Join Childline’s Ultimate Sports Day to raise funds and encourage collective action for the charity’s vital service. 

Prospect editor Alan Rusbridger speaks with Jack Benjamin about the magazine’s strong digital growth and the challenges facing contemporary news media.

It shouldn’t just be publishers calling out the immoral practices of AI search companies. Advertisers, agencies and tech vendors all have a role to play.