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Away from the Bake Off bun fight, there are still two serious issues hanging over the broadcaster, writes Raymond Snoddy.

Does live video streaming really have the potential to disrupt the traditional broadcast model, asks VCCP’s Lee Baring.

Too many brands are starting to look like randy dogs shagging legs just to grab our attention, argues ITV’s Simon Daglish.

Unsurprisingly, the BBC’s coverage of the Rio Olympics dominated August’s top programmes list.

As expected of the quieter summer months, August witnessed a host of revenue declines in the commercial TV market, with one exception.

Guardian News and Media’s Rhiannon Griffiths will oversee the next stage of Project Dovetail.

Holistic multi-platform TV campaign management is a reality, while programmatic barriers are breaking down, discovers John Moulding.

The use of ‘dynamic ad insertion’ technology will mean viewers will see ads that correspond with the available data about them.

Have traditional broadcasters really hit a stale patch, stifled by a love for nostalgia and a reluctance to innovate? Raymond Snoddy dissects the latest in a series of assaults on television

Torin Douglas charts the rise of the independents – from 1986’s cottage industry to the unstoppable super indies of today