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The Russell Brand allegations remind us why scale in media matters. Without being part of the so-called ‘mainstream media’, how else can journalists hold the rich, famous and powerful to account?

The Guardian has launched its “biggest European campaign” to reinforce its three-year strategy and coincide with the digital launch of The Guardian Europe.

Barb, the industry’s TV audience measurement body, has upgraded its Application Programming Interface (API) to include BVOD, SVOD, video-sharing and non-TV device data.

Sky has urged the UK government to commit to five key policy priorities in order to inject an extra £10bn into the UK economy.

Certain demographic audience segments are becoming harder and harder for media researchers to reach. But why? And what can be done to tackle it?

The deadline closes on Friday 22 September for The Media Leader’s inaugural Top 50 Women Gamechangers in TV.

Global streaming platforms Netflix, Disney+, HBO and Paramount+ are forecast to receive an equal share of income from advertising and subscriptions by 2029.

The potential benefits to audiences, PSBs and the wider market are “uncertain”, the UK’s broadcast regulator announced this morning.

GB News has breached British broadcasting rules for the third time, Ofcom has ruled, after the broadcaster aired a political chat show in which two MPs were the presenters.

Britain’s major public-service broadcasters (PSBs) will launch a free, Internet-only TV service next year for broadband-only homes.