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North America new-biz spotlight: US billings soar as Samsung and others change hands

Independent shops scoop up 40% of briefs.

Eurovision Song Contest viewing party

Punchy BBC film hypes up fans for Eurovision 2023 coverage

The campaign explores the quirky ways the UK public prepares for the Eurovision Song Contest.

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ITV marks final Ramadan sunset ahead of Eid

Created by Uncommon Creative Studio, the sunset-themed campaign went live as the sun set on Ramadan.

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Netflix subscriber satisfaction falls by 9% as other services post growth

Subscribers are looking to save money amid a post-Christmas 'subscription cull'.

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Ofcom proposal to allow PSBs to carry more ads ‘lacks evidence’

Ofcom’s own research findings appear to fly in the face of its own proposals.

Four emojis sit at the judges' desk of Britain's Got Talent

Sky Mobile sponsors Britain’s Got Talent as viewing figures decline

Audience figures for Saturday’s premiere peaked at 6.2 million.

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ITVX hits one billion streams just four months after going live

ITV has attracted some 400 new digital advertisers in the past year via Planet V

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The HBO Max rebrand is not as dumb as you think

HBO Max's rebrand isn't a misstep, it's learning from Netflix's mistakes.

The All 4 streaming platform

Channel 4's retail media targeting fuels 29% sales boost

Six brands have trialled the effectiveness of targeting on All 4 by matching viewers with Nectar loyalty card data.

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ITV confronts online trolling passed off as ‘banter’

Unsuspecting social media users come face-to-face with those receiving their hurtful comments, in ITV's “Would you say it?” campaign.