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In this week’s Media and Marketing podcast, host John Reynolds is joined by Jamie Bolding, founder and CEO of Jungle Creations; Tim Hyde, CEO of TWH Media; and Cathy White, founder of CEW Communications.

Stuart Taylor has warned there is no unified voice in OOH, while also appealing to the industry’s creative talent to help fight climate change.

If you’re lucky enough to have a ticket (we’re sold out), here’s four sessions you won’t want to miss at MAD//Picnic next week.

Even excluding the technical feats of delivering gold-standard currencies – those things that underpin media planning and billions of pounds in trading – the politics that surround them can make your head spin.

Advertisers and agencies are seeking to fill a “gap in the market” that current JIC services have not been able to cover, raising questions over the future of audience measurement in the UK and beyond.

Impact’s Julia Smith asked female bosses to give their thoughts on diversity and whether they saw it in action at Cannes Lions 2019. This is what they said.

It is time to debunk the notion that women’s sport receives less recognition than men’s, writes Amy Fox.

Away from the incomprehensible chatter of the panel discussions, Jury President Tracey Follows witnessed brands moving conceptual ideas into genuinely purposeful activity for people in the real world.

From the anti-progressive reaction to Alexander Nix’s invitation, to Unilever’s self-fulfilling spin cycle, Dominic Mills saw missed opportunities at Cannes.

Brand purpose. Brand bravery. Stools. Cargo shorts. More stools, with people in cargo shorts sitting on them. Storyliving the living shit out of this trip…