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Never have we seen such damaging constellations of forces coming together to undermine not just the democratic process, but ultimately the social democratic consensus.

Comcast’s new premium video ad solution follows a consensus over TV’s need to better compete for small and medium-sized businesses’ ad dollars.

A question is sent the user’s device that can provide information on awareness, consideration and more.

Advertisers need to “lean in” more to the cross-measurement project, according to the trade body’s director-general.

Mark Marshall argued that cost-mitigation efforts are holding back media owners and brands, but broadcasters still have work to do to better demonstrate value to advertisers.

Broadcasters are looking to challenge tech platforms by measuring outcomes.

ITV has joined Channel 4 in posting full episodes to YouTube — a strategy that some analysts are concerned is following the mistakes of publishers.

For my last column as editor-in-chief, I’d like to sign off with a celebration of those that best demonstrated The Media Leader’s values of disruption, inclusion, courage and excellence this year.

The Henley Centre’s influential Media Futures 1999 analysed how the internet would impact businesses and consumers. Its authors look at how it helps us go about looking at the future of AI now.

It’s a big question. But The Media Leader went there. Here’s what some of our industry’s luminaries have to say…