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Well it can’t be the year of mobile yet again and it won’t yet be the year of connected TV, so what if the media industry, and most particularly the agency market, focused rather more internally?

In an increasingly fragmented media landscape, can agencies give clients what they want? According to Rino Scanzoni, chief investment officer at WPP’s Group M, “there are still siloed vendors and agencies but those are breaking down quickly because clients want integration.”Speaking at Ad Age’s Media Evolved Conference, Matt Seiler, global CEO at Interpublic Group, said… Continue reading Are silos a thing of the past?

…Or to put it another way – “where has the media voice of the agency world gone?” asks HMDG’s Greg Grimmer.

Starcom’s Liz Nottingham and chair of the IPA’s People Management Group on ‘work is an activity, not a destination’…

By common consent, the media agency business model is not in the best of health. Is some kind of burnout going on? And are agencies really ‘in a deep hole’?

In response to Nick Manning’s “Blueprint for a new business model” article, Vic Davies, senior lecturer and course leader at Bucks New University, explains why the industry shouldn’t worry about ending up in South Wales – when in fact, it is much more likely to find itself in Neverland, being “a Peter Pan industry that never grew up, whilst those around it did”…

In response to Nick Manning’s “Blueprint for a new business model” article, Brian Jacobs, founder of Brian Jacobs and Associates, explains why agencies are on the brink of becoming a “South Wales solution”…

Starcom’s Liz Nottingham on how restructuring your business can enhance profitability, help client retention and bring overall business success

Media agencies are struggling to invest in the services clients really need thanks to their post-war business model. Nick Manning, chief operating officer at Billetts, explains why they should change their ways and how clients would benefit…

Nine new agencies have been elected into IPA membership at the organisation’s quarterly council meeting.