The United Nations and Conscious Advertising Network are appealing to advertisers to use their leverage as commercial partners to push tech companies for greater transparency and to tackle fraud and disinformation.

The ScrollAware founder joins host Jack Benjamin to consider the response to the verdict in the social media addiction trial and discuss policy ideas for regulators.

The not-for-profit, which held a campaign event at Portcullis House this week, is pushing for amendments to the Representation of the People Bill aimed at strengthening transparency and trust in political advertising.

The charity padel tournament will return on 9 September at Padel Social Club in Earl’s Court.

A report by Enders Analysis warns of “structural assymetry” between platforms and publishers in the attention economy, but offers three engines for audience and commercial growth.

‘Signals in the Noise 2’ identifies two core problems for advertisers as they embrace proprietary data: incomparability and short-termism.

LadBible’s executive creative director discusses the creative workflow, how LadBible differentiates its branded content offering, and best practices for speaking to Gen Z and Gen Alpha.

The latest IPA Bellwether reported a net balance of 4.5% of firms upwardly revising their media budgets in Q1, driven by growth in online and video advertising.

Media leaders answer a trio of questions about what AI applications are actually proving value, what are mostly just hype, and how they might cause working practices to change.

The Active Ad Monitoring system processed 60m ads in 2025 and was the source of 68 formal rulings, equivalent to nearly one-quarter (23%) of all published rulings delivered by the regulator.