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The news comes as Dentsu announces a series of organisational changes across Amplifi, following an internal review.

Facebook has confirmed that it would allow the Conservative party’s “doctored” Kier Starmer video to run as a paid political ad on its platform, alongside calls for UK electoral law to be “brought into the 21st century”.

More relevant targeting, based on people’s real and recent location behaviours, delivers better outcomes for advertisers, writes Sophie Pemberton.

With retailers under immense pressure, it is imperative stores can be places to spend quality time, and not just money. So get Instagram ready, writes Heather Dansie.

Argos’s ‘Book of Dreams’ ad from The&Partnership might be just good enough to warrant starting Christmas too early, writes Dominic Mills.

VIOOH argues that 2020 will be the year programmatic OOH will go mainstream. Demand and supply are certainly growing, yet there are some pretty big hurdles and tricky questions…

Partner content: The arrival of Virgin Galactic as the first publicly traded space tourism company provides a timely reminder of our inherent curiosity and desire to explore, writes Arif Durrani.

The Ozone Project has secured The Stylist Group as its latest publisher – marking the first time the digital ad platform has signed a partner from the magazine market.

Q2 saw ad expenditure climb 5.8% year-on-year (YoY) to a record £6bn, according to the Advertising Association/WARC Expenditure Report. Here, industry bosses reflect on the findings.

Despite the half-truths, misinformation and lies, Zuckerberg is right to say that banning political ads on Facebook would be anti-democratic, writes Dominic Mills.