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Iceland’s Christmas ad was brave and necessary. It shouldn’t be banned

The advert shone a light on the devastation caused by palm oil producers, says freelance journalist Jessica Brown

Iceland’s Christmas TV advert rejected for being political

Supermarket’s Greenpeace film on palm oil’s impact on orangutan deemed rule breach

M&S to air low-key Christmas ad in attempt to drive sales

Cinematic ad ditched in favour of Holly Willoughby, Keith Lemon and focus on low prices

Retailers roll back traditional Christmas TV ad campaigns

ITV expects decline of up to 8% in festive ad spend, prompting fall in share price

EU stumbles in plan to levy 3% digital tax on major firms

Agreement to take action against companies such as Facebook and Google runs into opposition

Sky faces tough Disney content talks as it leaves the FTSE 100

Comcast must now renegotiate contracts with the firm it beat to buy Murdoch’s platform

Public service broadcasters’ shows need protection, say MPs and peers

Cross-party group writes to culture secretary Jeremy Wright, aiming to control power of commercial giants

BBC and Sky call for EU crackdown on Saudi pirate TV service

Broadcasters highlight ‘threat’ from BeoutQ, which provides illegal access to content such as Premier League games

Waitrose magazine editor quits after joke about killing vegans

William Sitwell emailed about ‘hypocrisy’ and suggested force-feeding vegans meat

‘It’s great to be niche. It also sucks’: inside the grind of queer publishing

For queer publishers, life can be tough: despite the corporate love of all things LGBTQ, there’s no money in it

WPP ‘will not sugarcoat reality’ of sales slump as shares plunge

Advertising group reveals big miss in third-quarter sales and slashes full-year guidance

ITV chief: now is last chance to build British challenger to Netflix

With subscription service in place, we’ll keep Love Island in-house, says Carolyn McCall

WPP no longer world’s most valuable ad firm as share price falls

London-listed company’s market value has dropped behind US rival Omnicom

Facebook hires Nick Clegg as head of global affairs

Former UK deputy PM says he ‘will no longer seek to play a public role’ in Brexit debate

Sky warns Disney and Discovery of no-deal Brexit blackout

Broadcasters would need new licences for Sky to carry them on UK and Ireland service

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