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From advertisers and agencies, to the many intermediaries in-between, it is the job of individual companies to finally take action, writes Nick Manning.

Sustainability will allow us to tackle both collapsing consumer trust and the relentless threat of the tech giants, writes Starcom’s Daniel Coleman.

Examining the good, the bad and the evolving, Zenith’s Natalie Grant shares her views on the latest ABC circulation figures for the consumer magazine market.

The British photographer, publisher and film director John Rankin has warned – in no uncertain terms – that the creative agency model is no longer fit for purpose and that “dinosaur” businesses must evolve or die.

Glug now operates in over 40 cities worldwide and offers a creative community of 50,000 ‘Gluggers’ the opportunity to network, learn and share ideas.

Sifting through the available evidence, Dominic Mills forecasts the biggest changes to impact media and advertising this year.