More Uk articles

Coverage included insights from industry leaders about the threat of AI, the importance of becoming a regular destination, and balancing written and audio-visual content production to appeal to audiences of all sizes.

As Burnham becomes PM he inherits a UK media industry in flux, simultaneously challenged and bolstered by American tech giants that have grown to dominate British advertising expenditure.

The Media Business Course is run by the Advertising Association and took place in Eastbourne on 7-10 July.

News brands have done England proud with their FIFA World Cup coverage. Newsworks’ Rupert Smith takes a look at the highlights.

The Sky-ITV merger review isn’t really a competition question. It’s a test of whether Britain’s regulator can build conditions that work.

YouTube’s global managing director and head of creators speaks to host Jack Benjamin about why she believes YouTube is ‘absolutely’ TV, and how it advises brands work with increasingly professionalising creators on the platform.

The sale of ITV Media & Entertainment to Sky could bring the independent broadcaster into an existing, more connected advertiser ecosystem, writes Goodstuff’s head of broadcast.

The Media Leader asked industry leaders from The Guardian, Havas Media, Bountiful Cow, UM, Bauer, Time Out, and WPP what publishing will look like in five years.

Brands spend a lifetime working to make their brands distinctive, differentiated and memorable through colour, sound, and font. There’s no reason that wouldn’t extend to AI.

Andrea Latten, chief business officer at Condé Nast UK, is in the hot seat for our probing and quick-fire Leading Questions.