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The Netherlands has fostered a marketing utopia, writes Chris Sahota – here’s how we can replicate it.

The new deal means ITV will no longer broadcast any highlights, forcing the competitions off of terrestrial TV entirely. To compensate, BT said it will enhance its social media coverage to reach new audiences.

Apple Tree Yard, The Voice and The Halcyon all helped kick off a strong start to the year.

Following a healthy festive period January was a weak month for commercial TV broadcasters, with combined revenue for ITV, Channel 4 and ITV Breakfast down -7.7% year-on-year.

It’s unlikely competing supermarkets will be losing any sleep over the latest Sainsbury’s campaign, writes Dominic Mills.

Newsworks picked up three awards as ITV, MTM, Trinity Mirror Solutions, BBC World Service, MEC UK, Metro and MailOnline are all crowned category winners.

It’s time big sports rights owners plucked up the courage to take a more sophisticated view of their long-term interests rather than maximising profits, writes Raymond Snoddy.

Three years on from the launch of London Live, Raymond Snoddy analyses the current state of the market – and argues things have not been as catastrophic as many first expected.

The debut ad – the first of its kind – will air at 4.45pm today (2 Feb) alongside Channel 4’s own editorial announcements.

Clapp replaces Jan Gooze-Zijl, UKTV’s chief financial and operations officer, who was the previous UKTV Thinkbox board director.