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2023 in Review: The TV industry had to raise its game in 2023, both in the UK and globally. Here are all the stories that mattered in TV this year.

In a special year-end episode, Jack Benjamin, Omar Oakes, Ella Sagar, and guest Cass Naylor debate what the biggest story in media was in 2023.

The appointment of Samir Shah as BBC chairman should be welcomed. But wouldn’t he and director-general Tim Davie be even more effective if they swapped roles?

Hisense has been announced as the first smart TV brand that will offer Freely, the online-only version of free-to-air service Freeview, from next year.

Brand Advance Group, the diversity media network, is launching FAST channels on connected TV devices in Europe and Latin America next year. 

While Peter Field offered a passionate argument for expanding TV marketing for long-term brand building, while Brian Wieser warned short-term pressures on marketers make the decline of TV inevitable.

Channel 4 intends to launch solus takeovers and ‘lite’ ads next year that feature within shorter ad breaks on its video-on-demand service.

ITV’s director of client strategy and planning Kate Waters urged the TV industry to come together to prioritise outcomes for advertisers, rather than audiences.

Interview: ITV CEO Carolyn McCall spoke about the launch and future of ITVX, being ‘a national champion’ and going after digital spend.

Editor-in-chief Omar Oakes breaks down takeaways from The Future of TV Advertising Global event alongside reporters Ella Sagar and Jack Benjamin.