In the latest addition to Adwanted’s Media Pulse suite of reports, the UK SVOD market is examined from both the commercial perspective and the consumer view, taking in the power of good content, subscription models and the likelihood to cancel.

In this second part, Nick Manning analyses the rapid transformation of the supply-side sector in more depth, explaining what is happening, why, and what may come next.

Speaking at Future of Media Manchester today, the MD of Bauer Media Advertising sets out his three-point manifesto.

Lumen’s Mike Follett shares insights from its recent research with Global Street Art on how strong creative can earn more attention.

Join The Media Leader’s team for live coverage of the Future of Media Manchester 2026 – you can see the full agenda for the event here – live blog provided by our partners at Tickaroo.

Nearly three-quarters (73%) of adults say they now access news using online intermediaries including social media, video-sharing platforms, search engines, news aggregators and AI tools, compared to just 57% who say they access news directly through publishers’ websites and apps.

The not-for-profit advocacy group points to research that found LGBTQIA+ spending power is over £33bn in the UK.

Channel 4’s non-executive director Tess Alps suggests how YouTube could become a better partner to the TV industry. 

Ray Snoddy rounds up some good news from the changing face of news brands.

The partnership will take effect next year, and will be the first time advertising for both Channels 4 and 5 is handled under one roof.