Some advertisers might not mind Twitter lapsing into obscurity. But another platform is likely to emerge quickly.

Inflation and the cost-of-living crisis will be inescapable and impact everything in the industry.

Many have jumped on the metaverse bandwagon, but has the end user been forgotten?

Who’s funding ad fraud? Advertisers. And not just the “disreputable” ones – there aren’t enough of them to account for this.

An important consultation about the future of online advertising regulation threatens to disappoint.

There is no better way of getting the funding needed to finally give advertisers the control in media they deserve.

The metaverse, or more precisely the mess we’re going to make of it, is a very dangerous prospect for our industry.

The not-so-new players occupy a world of greatly enhanced profit from denial of responsibility. Do they even regard advertising as more than a cash cow?

We should no longer consider it a downstream cost whose operators we want to impoverish as we did back in the day.

Bob Wootton offers his reflections on a year in media as he looks back on movers and shakers, band-wagons and why Sky is still ignoring him