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The Media Leader introduces the quarter-finalists of the return of Media Mind.

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The decision offers confirmation of Google’s market power and enables the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to consider and implement proportionate intervention measures to ensure fair competition and treatment of businesses who rely on Google.

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In response to Mike Follett’s comments at Future of Media Manchester, one planner advises interrogating the platforms and tweaking how you utilise them; don’t blindly de-invest because of the attention metrics.