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Budweiser and Weetabix are among the first major brands to launch nationwide multichannel campaigns during a period of “late money” being spent on TV in the UK this summer.

The UK TV ad market will decline by 6% in 2023, Channel 4 has forecast, as the broadcaster admitted having to “cancel a handful of shows” in response to trading this year being worse than expected.

TV advertisers and broadcasters need to embrace programmatic, streaming and measurement technologies instead of sticking with the status quo, or risk being left behind by consumers.

A pause for due process over the BBC presenter scandal is needed, but the Corporation can rightly be blamed for its slow response to allegations.

While younger generations may be increasingly more difficult to reach through traditional advertising, pensioners are revealed to be the most hostile of all as more media spend migrates online.

Ofcom has confirmed that the Advertising Standards Authority will act as a “co-regulator” for new rules on advertising less healthy food and drink products in the UK.

Ofcom has opened an investigation into GB News over its “Don’t Kill Cash” campaign which urges viewers to sign a petition to have an issue debated in Parliament.

The world’s football governing body Fifa has appointed Sky Media as its exclusive sales house for its nascent streaming platform Fifa+ in the UK and Europe.

Warner Bros Discovery’s GVP head of advertising sales and partnerships shares the deal she is most proud of in her career and the bravest thing she has ever done.

While the decision not to privatise was the right one, the recent move to drop ‘The Andrew Neil Show’ while spending on US-owned dramas doesn’t bode well for the broadcaster.