Many believe UK broadcasters and their production arms should do business with the the big American tech companies – but it makes it rather tricky for them to bite the hand that feeds, writes Raymond Snoddy.
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As long as fees for consultancy far outweigh those for audit, the consulting tail will wag the auditing dog – and pimped audits and subsequent casualties will endure, writes Bob Wootton.
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Newsline presents a range of industry voices sharing their views on what they learned from Cologne’s digital marketing colossus.
This week, John Reynolds interviews the managing director of Dentsu Aegis Network (Edinburgh), Richard Gill, as well as the chief executive of 18 Feet & Rising, Jonathan Trimble.