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Understanding the next chapter of digital publishing - Take part in our survey

The digital publishing industry is developing at breakneck speed in response to changes in technology, advertiser requirements, and societal change. We would be very grateful if you would just take a few minutes to take part in this short survey which is designed to build a picture of how publishers and the tech companies working with them are evolving product, editorial, sales and business strategies to build successful growth.

AOP News

Finding Your Voice: Secrets of Successful Audio and Video Content Strategy from AOP CRUNCH

At the AOP, we’re lucky to count genuine publishing pioneers amongst our members, hailing from the days when the great tech disruptor was the printing press. Now, publishers must be interdisciplinary, taking what once filled newspaper pages and disseminating it across social media, video platforms, podcasts, and wherever else audiences spend their time.

AOP News | Research

Digital Publisher Revenues continued to climb in Q2 2025, data from AOP and Deloitte reveals

The latest Digital Publishers’ Revenue Index (DPRI) from the Association of Online Publishers (AOP) and Deloitte reveals more solid revenue growth, with total Q2 2025 revenues of £165.40 million, up by 3.43% year-on-year (YoY). However, the data suggests that revenue growth isn't evenly distributed, with only slightly more than half of respondents (54%) reporting growth in their revenues during Q2 2025.

Like PostShare To TwitterShare To FacebookShare To LinkedIn New CAP Guidance on Less Healthy Food Advertising

The ASA has today published its final guidance for industry on the new rules around Less Healthy Foods (LHF) advertising.

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Pioneering New Data Service to Deliver Industry First With Earned Media Impact From Major News Titles

Launching today, Newsworthy will allow PR and communications professionals to buy accurate article level data from earned media coverage in influential news media brands for the very first time.

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UK Ad Spend Forecast to Reach £12bn During this Festive Period

UK advertising spend is expected to increase by 7.3% to a total of £12.0bn in the final quarter of this year, according to the latest Advertising Association/WARC Expenditure Report. The new forecasts, published today, also show that total ad spend is set to rise by 8.2% to £46.0bn during 2025 as a whole and a further 6.6% to almost £50bn (£49.1bn) in 2026.