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From TV to newspapers, share prices in media companies have fallen since the EU referendum. Will things stabilise? Don’t count on it, writes Raymond Snoddy

The traditional television model is at risk, writes Havas Media Group’s Julia Jordan – and so broadcasters must embrace the new dawn for video advertising.

BARB is now running two prototype fusion contracts. MEC’s David Fletcher examines what this means for anyone with a stake in the TV measurement body.

Sky’s online streaming service Now TV has announced the launch of a new ‘combo’ package – making it the UK’s first contract-free triple play bundle with TV, broadband and calls.

After a tough April for commercial terrestrial channels, May witnessed a much stronger performance.

As history proves, rows between the Government and the Corporation are nothing new, writes Torin Douglas

There was no avoiding the scores of programmes dedicated to our monarch’s birthday, with The Queen’s 90th Birthday Celebration on ITV proving to be most popular in May.

GINX eSports TV, which will belong on Sky Sports from 23 June, will showcase major eSports tournaments from across the globe.

Broadcasting rules designed to give us impartiality are actually skewing the real picture, writes Raymond Snoddy

Sky is to replace its long-running Sky Movies service in the UK with ‘Sky Cinema’ – with a bigger library, better HD and films available closer to theatrical release dates.