100% Media 0% Nonsense: We expect some tough conversations ahead as we champion three important issues in 2023 to bring about a better media industry. 

Thirty million people now watch YouTube on a TV in the UK each month, according to findings revealed by the Google-owned video giant.

The campaign aims to raise awareness of half a million vulnerable people in the UK who must continue shielding from Covid-19 and can’t lead normal lives.

We asked several leading figures for their view on what the biggest challenge will be next year and what our publication should focus on.

100% Media 0% Nonsense: This week we want media leaders to help us shape the values and causes we will champion in 2023. But all the while we need to remember what is keeping advertisers up at night, writes the editor.

Trendy Londoners have returned to city centre shopping hotspots more quickly after Covid-19 lockdowns than equivalent demographics in Manchester, new research from outdoor agency Talon has revealed.

Why does it take the death of a young girl to get answers from Facebook in public and on the record in this way, asks the editor.

In brief: Sports streaming platform DAZN has completed a deal to buy Eleven Group’s global sports media businesses to bolster its portfolio of rights

In brief: Sky has launched its own ‘streaming stick’ as part of its latest move to capture subscribers who would rather stream via the internet instead of use a satellite dish or cable.

100% Media 0% Nonsense: Global retail media and ecommerce is booming just as climate activists step up attacks on advertising. Something has to give, writes the editor.