Matt and Jack are back for Above the Fold, a dive into the media narratives that shaped the previous month. In this episode, the pair discuss the Cairncross Review, grim outlooks for publications, attacks on cameramen and good, old-fashioned investigative reporting. If you enjoy this podcast and The Headliner, make sure to visit eulogy.co.uk to subscribe to our monthly media newsletter.

How diverse were this year’s Oscars? What’s special about IKEA’s new curtains? And what’s Alan Partridge up to This Time?

The life and influence of Karl Lagerfeld, calls for further regulation of social media platforms, “dangerous” AI and Honda’s plant closure. We also introduce the first instalment in our new Making the Headlines series.

On this week’s episode of The Headliner: dating apps come under pressure as M&S’ Love Sausage brings Valentine’s pleasure. Plus, the Cairncross Review looks at the future of local journalism in the UK.

Virgin Active’s pledge to get us more ‘me-time’, the Super Bowl 2019 and an egg cracks out its mental health campaign.

Join Matt and Jack in a brand new Eulogy podcast, Above the Fold. A companion podcast to Eulogy's monthly media newsletter, the two discuss the big media narratives from the month of January. From social gaffes, to publication closures, to media impartiality, find out the themes that are driving the agenda.

This week on the Headliner: Fyre Festival hits melting point, Tesco cuts down its ‘traditional’ grocer approach and Facebook’s latest ploy to integrate WhatsApp, Messenger and Instagram

Poundland’s Valentine's joke causes heartache for the environment, Spice Girls’ charity t-shirts fail to support girl power, and Pizza Hut and Leeds United FC trade Twitter blows.  

Gillette’s new ad divides opinion, Nike debuts self-tying laces, and the fashion industry has a vegan vision.

Controversial army recruitment posters, lorry drivers’ Brexit dress rehearsal, and the curious case of the Greggs vegan sausage roll.