Arif Durrani: Google needs to change its approach to HMRC
Google is in trouble with HM Revenue and Customs and it could get ugly unless the internet giant starts to change the conversation.
Arif Durrani: Could an embattled Guardian resurrect Project Alesia?
"Why should news organisations work together, when we can struggle separately?," asked...
Arif Durrani: Paralympics is the bullseye of C4's remit
Be prepared to come down with a bump. By the end of...
Online video: advertisers need to start asking what success really is
As part of an occasional series of comments, Martin Galvin, director of...
Media on Trial: 4seven
Zoe Adams, vision account executive at MPG Media Contacts, gives her views...
Arif Durrani: Facebook ads still have much to prove
Facebook ads do work and comScore has proved it, or at least...
Arif Durrani: Can Neil Jones help transform Johnston Press?
One thing you have to say about the lofty commercial media man...
OFF THE FENCE: Will the new BARB panel make a significant difference to TV accountability?
BARB, the TV body, is set to unveil changes to its audience...
OFF THE FENCE: Will other publishers look to follow News International and try and hit retailers' price margins?
Rupert Murdoch's NI has decided to remunerate all UK retailers of The...
Sky Media's MTV ad sales deal is a sign of the times
It has been noted in these pages several times that everyone is...
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