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According to Facebook’s director agencies EMEA, Ben Wood, interfering in the agency-client relationship is “the last thing we want.”

Location data is no longer just about mobile, writes Theo Theodorou – it can also help us understand consumer behaviour.

A crisis of trust and the availability of new tech is leading some advertisers to take more work away from the media agency and do it themselves, warns the head of digital media at The Specialist Works.

Partner content: Machine learning can hand control back to publishers, writes Ezoic’s John Cole – what’s stopping them?

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.

There have been a number of ambitious predictions about the future of voice technology; Nestlé’s global head of search says that some estimates are taking it too far.

Dominic Mills unpicks the ambitions laid out in Sir Martin Sorrell’s new stockmarket prospectus. Plus: Why publishers should begin benchmarking average revenue per user.

Mediatel caught up with attendees at this year’s Dmexco – from senior and seasoned names, to ambitious new start-ups – to see what they think are the biggest digital marketing trends we should watch out for.

The Telegraph is pursuing a registration-first strategy, having found that its registered users produce five times the value of an anonymous individual in terms of future revenue and long term return.