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In brief: Independent media agency, The Specialist Works, has appointed Lee Baring as managing partner of implementational planning.

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In brief: Boris Johnson has been approached by The Daily Mail to write a column for the paper when he leaves Downing Street, according to reports in The Guardian.

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Today marks the launch The Future of Media 2022 and Dame Carolyn McCall will be our first headline speaker.

The digital media industry is entering an intellectual arms race. Training and development of talent is set to be the number-one challenge for our industry in the coming decade, warns Kepler’s learning chief.