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US pay-TV penetration will drop below 50% this year.

Reddit is expected to go public next month. In its S-1 filing, the world got a peek into its finances for the first time.

Event marking one year of the Essence and MediaCom merger was attended by partners including ITV and Channel 4.

The director of sales, international, at Acast shares her bravest moment and the value of “slow media”.

The organisation intends to impose its first-ever fine on Apple in the region of €500m next month.

Milka Privodanova, head of Europe, Middle East and Africa at Pinterest, joins Omar Oakes to talk about the next step in the picture-sharing platform’s journey as it reaches nearly 500m users and progresses ecommerce deals with Amazon and Google.

As part of a multi-year strategic partnership, The Independent will assume all editorial and commercial control of BuzzFeed’s UK brands.

Liz Landy, Ipsos’ global head of audience measurement, will leave the company at the end of February, The Media Leader has learned.

The delay to streaming shows cinema’s power in getting that “big push” for a film, according to Pearl & Dean’s operations chief.

Is it a loose and inaccurate metric or one of the most important we need to be watching?