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Channel 4 has today announced the appointment of Lynsey Atkin as executive creative director of in-house agency, 4creative, replacing Alice Tonge.

Marie Curie, Theodore Roosevelt, Martin Luther King, Jr. Richard Thaler … Walmart?

According to the latest UK agency estimates, ITV saw its revenues fall -22.4% year-on-year (YoY) in July, bringing its total down to £73.8m from £95.2m last year.

Mazuma mobile has been announced as the new sponsors of The Circle, Channel 4’s reality gameshow series, when it returns to screen this autumn for its second season.

Commercial broadcaster Sky is planning to add two new channels to its entertainment portfolio: Sky Crime and Sky Comedy.

UK broadcasters must play a cautious game if they want to stop viewers looking at the Netflix menu, writes Ray Snoddy.

Following a slump in advertising revenues among UK commercial broadcasters, British viewers may see a rise in the number of TV ads shown on mainstream channels.

The ASA’s first verdicts on gender stereotyping prove what a total mess the entire concept is, writes Dominic Mills.

The enduring power of live sport is crucial to linear TV, but some commercial broadcasters seem determined to make it unwatchable, writes Nick Manning.

As the ‘Flat Earthers of Traditional TV’ fight back against reports of TV’s ill health, Dominic Mills has his own observation to add to the mix.