by Sean Hargrave on Sep 30, 9:04 AM
The latest figures also show that younger audiences are tuning in for full shows, not just clips.
by Sean Hargrave on Sep 27, 9:41 AM
What was the EU even thinking in trying to apply an EU law to the rest of the world?
by Sean Hargrave on Sep 26, 8:48 AM
Facebook is not a "referee" to politicians' posts -- but should the press pay libel fees, even when they win?
by Sean Hargrave on Sep 25, 11:16 AM
It has won a two-month extension in London, but will drivers and customers remain loyal to a damaged brand?
by Sean Hargrave on Sep 24, 11:07 AM
Today's historic ruling that the Prime Minister misled the Queen on proroguing parliament prevents no-deal -- for now.
by Sean Hargrave on Sep 23, 9:21 AM
Fifty-one percent "support" for Uber shows how split Brits are on whether the app should continue in London.
by Sean Hargrave on Sep 20, 11:14 AM
The public associates brands with rugby -- just not the actual World Cup sponsors (other than Heineken).
by Sean Hargrave on Sep 19, 9:56 AM
Data is being in-housed, but could more media functions follow? New figures show it is entirely possible.
by Sean Hargrave on Sep 18, 9:01 AM
Look beyond the headline and it's clear -- research shows kids trust each other's opinions more than YouTubers'.
by Sean Hargrave on Sep 17, 10:36 AM
Campaigners argue that the supply chain is too vast and databases are too "leaky" to ensure that GDPR is observed.