The row between Sky and Discovery is unlikely to be the last content negotiation where teeth are bared and insults fly, writes Raymond Snoddy.
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A new agreement has been reached to keep Discovery’s portfolio of 12 channels on Sky.
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Quantcast has made four new hires from Dentsu Aegis Network, The Exchange Lab and Havas Media to its global partnerships team.
Alex Debenham-Burton joins from MediaCom, where he has been head of media buying since 2012.
As the streaming wars intensify, iPlayer will have to stop treading water and start making waves, writes YouGov’s Russell Feldman.
UK adspend growth of 3.2% is forecast for 2017, according to the latest AA/Warc Expenditure Report, which today published spend data for the first full quarter after the vote to leave the EU.
The inquiry will investigate how fake news is spread by addressing the responsibility of search engines and social media.
From the bizarre press release to Steve King’s impressive rise through the ranks, Dominic Mills unpicks the changes under way at the top of Publicis Groupe
The out-of-home specialist has appointed Simon Worthington to the newly created role of group director of commercial initiatives, mergers & acquisitions as it looks to digitise its business model.
