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Steve Taylor reviews Richard Shotton’s latest book on the overlap between behavioural psychology and marketing and economics.

TV has even more potential in the internet age. But it can’t cover all the bases without some very significant investment.

Editor’s note: We want to recognise the brilliant women who are changing, influencing, and driving disruption across the historically male-dominated TV ecosystem.

The new UK bill, which seeks to replace Europe’s GDPR legislation, has drawn a mixed reaction from industry leaders.

A new survey by Women in Journalism and Reach also found that a quarter of participants said they had experienced some kind of sexual harassment or sexual violence in connection to their work.

Mail Metro Media’s commercial director discusses how she ended up in media, and what she’d like to see changed in the current state of the industry.

As GB News officially breaches Ofcom rules for the first time, what does it mean for the self-styled ‘voice of Real Britain?

The Daily Telegraph’s “Lockdown Files” are a novel development in political journalism and a new brand of historical record-keeping.

If we want to stop women from being edited out of the media industry, we must be honest about addressing burnout, overwhelm and fake flexibility, writes Nicola Kemp in her new column for The Media Leader.

Interview: Neil Mortensen, ITV’s director of audiences tells The Media Leader what skills media, research and insight professionals need in a fragmenting media landscape.