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The “Wales To The World” campaign by Cymru Wales proved to be the big winner last night at the World Media Awards as they scooped the Grand Prix. Elsewhere, WMG CEO Belinda Barker stressed the importance of journalism.

Channel 4 has awarded £100k in airtime to five black-owned businesses, plus production of a TV ad and six months of tailored marketing and business support with Lloyds Bank and DOES.

Pandemic-era social media darling Clubhouse is betting a shift to DMs will rescue the company from user decline. They aren’t alone, as other platforms are turning their focus towards messaging as a key way to retain engagement.

Kantar’s Jane Ostler sits down with host Jack Benjamin to unpack the findings from Kantar’s Media Reactions 2023 report.

Clear Channel strategist Colin Horan argues turbulent times present a golden opportunity for brands, and broadcast reach is more important now than ever before.

Route Research’s general manager Euan Mackay responds to the latest Lumen attention study and asks: does attention need to be grabbed all at once? Or is it as effective built up over time? 

It appears global forces are reshaping our behaviours and preferences, and businesses will need to adapt their brand strategies alongside them.

More than two-thirds of retail media buyers (70%) surveyed by IAB Europe cited a lack of retail media standardisation as “a key barrier” to further investment.

Global’s commercial agency director shares the biggest turning point in her career and what she would do if she took a year off work.

Radio 4’s Today deserves a pat on the back for its exceptional journalism on the RAAC scandal and ‘Martha’s rule’.