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It’s easy to get carried away by the popularity of streaming platforms but they are no match for our domestic broadcasters in appealing to UK audiences.

BBC chairman Richard Sharp faces calls to resign following accusations of cronyism, but what does it mean for the broadcaster?

In brief: DoubleVerify has hailed a new product as the industry’s “first-ever scalable solution to verify viewability on Connected TV”.

Partner content: Advertising is a cornerstone of the modern digital experience. Viewers are accustomed to ads appearing on mobile applications, websites — and televisions. 

Interview: Five-year-old sanitary product-maker Here We Flo says winning £1m in TV airtime has propelled the brand’s marketing efforts beyond an immediate uplift in sales. By Ella Sagar.

Measuring attention is now big business in media, but it’s unlocking some worrying data for content creators, advertisers and wider society, writes the editor.

In brief: Sky Media has secured KFC Delivery, the fast-food chain’s delivery service, as its “official delivery partner” for Sky Sports. 

Disney CEO Bob Iger wants to focus on Disney+ subscribers that are loyal to the point they aren’t sensitive to additional price increases.

TV production is widely expected to enter a period of decline. Shouldn’t the commercial arm of the BBC be investing in homegrown talent, asks Stephen Arnell.

A split in the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport and the 12th Culture Secretary in 13 years. What’s next?