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In his final column of the year, Ray Snoddy looks back at some of the most interesting and impactful media business stories of 2017.

Magazine brands BBC Good Food and Radio Times recorded huge mobile readership gains between October 2016 and September 2017, according to the latest figures from NRS PADD.

It is the first time mobile has accounted for almost 50% of both newsbrands’ readership.

As advertisers, regulators and governments take serious interest in their behaviour, Bob Wootton argues that 2018 could be a watershed year for Google and Facebook.

In the second of two specials, our experts review what has been a striking year for media and advertising – and offer their predictions for the coming year.

No national newspaper was able to record any period-on-period growth in November and only one title – The Daily Telegraph – recorded any year-on-year growth.

We have entered a complicated world where advertisers’ media budgets are under intense scrutiny, writes Dominic Mills – and they better get used to it. Plus: the genius plan to hold Facebook to account.

Not even a long-range ballistic missile could stop the national papers from going potty over the Royal engagement news, writes Raymond Snoddy. Is it justified?

Platforms that were founded as ways to connect and share have been ‘massaged’ into tools for separation and mass manipulation, writes Rosie Cross, brand and advertising campaign manager, Barclays.

From focusing on business outcomes, to better use of data, and simplifying the buying process, Magnetic, GroupM, Rezonence and Newsworks discuss what publishers can do, as a joint force, to ensure a brighter future.