The Media Leader’s daily round-up of news for Thursday 27 November 2025.
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GoodGym has secured an additional £500,000 in media value on top of a share of £1.5m across Sky Media’s portfolio.
The UK broadcaster has confirmed speculation that they are in talks to Sky for a sale worth £1.6bn.
As part of the News Media Association’s Journalism Matters week, leaders at the broadcasters wrote to Starmer asking that AI products be regulated to ensure mis- and disinformation does not drown out legitimate news.
There are tremendous opportunities to maximise the impact of TV at the bottom of the funnel, where automated planning and buying are commonly deployed, writes Sky’s director of insight and research.
Lantern is exactly the kind of innovation broadcasters need to protect and grow their businesses and get back into the room with advertisers.
The initiative’s “baby POC” is moving into its teen years by expanding its panel and capabilities, and it is inviting more advertisers to take part.
| Maria Iu
Panel at a Trade Desk event urged advertisers to think more carefully about the environments they appear in.
ITV’s Peston and Sky’s Sunday Morning were found to under-represent Lib Dems, Greens, Reform, Plaid Cymru and SNP relative to their vote share and current polling.
Sky Media’s digital ad and transformation chiefs discuss changing sports viewing habits and how the new Sports Marketplace is helping to democratise live sport for smaller advertisers.