JACK BENJAMIN
Jack Benjamin is a reporter for The Media Leader and leads our coverage publishing and social media. Originally from the Chicagoland area, Benjamin joined in March 2022, having previously served as section editor, comment and film, for Cherwell at Oxford University, where he received a Master of Science with merit in Comparative Social Policy. He also received a BS in Social Policy from Northwestern University, and has previously worked as an intern for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs, and the US House of Representatives.
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Analysis: The introduction of a clipping and sharing feature looks to capture a larger share of the social media conversation that has sprung up around the fandom of Netflix shows.
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Global's chief commercial officer explains the strategy behind launching 12 stations in one day, how radio has grown as other broadcast channels have struggled and why he's not worried about streaming platforms.
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According to a new survey, a majority of Brits want advertisers to halt or severely reduce funding for social media companies if they continue to allow misinformation to spread.
28 Oct 2024
According to an analysis by Mantis, use of keyword blocklists has affected advertising on a significant number of brand-safe Halloween-focused news stories this autumn.
28 Oct 2024
The prime minister said publishers should have control over and seek payment for their work as AI continues to transform our economy and way of life.
25 Oct 2024
The Data Use and Access Bill also aims to make data more accessible for researchers tackling online harms.
25 Oct 2024
The cruise brand replaces TSB, which had been headline sponsor for 9 years.
24 Oct 2024
Tequila Rose went big with a Manchester-based gala event, with support from a media plan focused around social media, radio, and OOH.
24 Oct 2024
BBC Radio 4's morning show saw a notable jump in listening, while Global's Capital Breakfast continued to capitalise on the popularity of new presenter Jordan North.
24 Oct 2024
Commercial radio grew listening by 2.1% year on year in Q3, despite a quarter-on-quarter decline. The BBC showed resilience, but Global and Bauer continued to grow audiences at their top brands.
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