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There are valid arguments on both sides of the debate over the BBC’s failure to call Hamas terrorists. But there appears to be more flexibility in the BBC’s impartiality rules than is being exercised.

Barely anyone wanted to talk about AI at The Future of Media. But how media is traded, and the seemingly intractable problems that have built up over time, was a constant concern, writes the editor-in-chief.

Editor-in-chief Omar Oakes reviews the week in media, including what happened at our flagship event The Future of Media.

Retailers are keen to chase the media budget that seems destined for their properties, but to succeed they have to understand what it means to act as a publisher, warns Criteo’s Northern Europe MD.

Nick Manning spoke with Jack Benjamin and Omar Oakes about why publishers feel the need to polarise themselves to appeal to readers on the fringes — who just so happen to be the one’s most likely to pay a subscription fee.

Smarter manifest manipulation in ABR streaming can go a long way toward reconciling the conflict between technical capability and profitability.

Columnist Nick Manning joins the host Jack Benjamin and editor Omar Oakes to preview the key issues that will come up at this year’s Future of Media event in London.

Brands operate in the real and online worlds, and how they choose to represent and portray women and who they associate their values with is very telling.

It’s a sad day as I’m closing my Twitter account a year after Elon Musk took charge, writes the editor. But every clown has a silver lining.

CTV and FAST players need to take three crucial steps to make the burgeoning medium more appealing to advertisers.