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Event at RNCM takes place three weeks ahead of London conference.

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The UK ad market grew by 6.1% overall but declined 1.2% in real terms, with online accounting for more than three-quarters of spend.

Our already world-leading creative industries could be the niche we need to become an AI superpower. This is how the government can help.

In an update on a 2020 piece, Ian Mc Grath looks at ways to improve integrated campaigns as we shift from an “either/or” approach to “and” thinking.

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