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Argos has criticised a Reach regional newsbrand’s marketing partner after an “advertorial” article promoting the retailer fell afoul of the UK advertising standards code.

Partisan coverage of Trump’s indictment and Brexit’s impact on travel may appeal to the faithful, but not necessarily attractive audiences for advertisers, writes Raymond Snoddy.

Nadine Dorries’ Friday Night with Nadine chat show on TalkTV did not breach the Broadcasting Code over impartiality rules, Ofcom has ruled.

We are pleased to announce that Mediatel as of today has rebranded to Adwanted UK.

Scepticism about our institutions, including the press, is not necessarily cause for alarm in a healthy democracy where we want trust in media to be earned.

Publishers have had potential revenues from their IP stolen from tech vendors, their trade bodies allege, and the problem may only become bigger with the rise of AI, writes Jack Benjamin.

Transport for London (TfL) has launched a multi-platform campaign to equip users of the network with techniques to intervene in hate crime incidents.

The Cohort will focus its support across three key areas: protecting journalists’ safety and security; advancing freedom of expression; and bolstering independent and diverse media.

Media measurement is a tough topic that generates strong views but it’s crucial that the marketers who fund media through advertising have confidence in what they are buying. So we’ve got something special for our next Future of Brands conference, writes the editor.

The Association of Online Publishers has released an open letter accusing “unscrupulous” tech vendors of collecting and selling digital publishers’ first-party contextual audience data without their consent.