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A study conducted by Stagwell found that advertising on UK news publications did not lead to brand-safety concerns, even when ads were placed on articles related to war, crime or politics.

Snapchat’s ‘Less Social Media, More Snapchat’ campaign was designed to target people who don’t already use the platform through OOH activations.

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Jack Benjamin and Omar Oakes are back to review the big media business news of the week, starting with the launch of Origin, Isba’s world-first cross-media measurement tool.

Aside from finding trends from quantitative data, qualitative data can uncover real-life lessons for brands and their agencies navigating the cost-of-living crisis.

The GoodNet’s commercial chief shares her media sales advice and the biggest turning point in her career.

Leo Malagoni looks back on the trailblazing role of AdSmart, the Grand Prix winner at the debut Media Research Awards.

Interview: Debbie Morrison is the driving force behind the advertiser/agency contracts on which today’s media industry still depends. Speaking to The Media Leader on the eve of her retirement, Morrison describes her unique career rooting out bad practice and building a more trustworthy industry. 

The sale of The Observer speaks volumes about the state of seller and buyer, old and new media, and the industry as a whole — and, indeed, how you find ways to fund reliable journalism.