Dominic Mills examines the complex matter of corporate support for the Black Lives Matter protests. Plus: adland reimagines post-lockdown office life.
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Online abuse and hacked Zoom meetings bring home just how crucial it is that adland meaningfully supports a growing equality movement.
Davie, a former former P&G marketer, had already temporarily acted as DG before Hall was appointed in 2012, and last year turned down an offer to be chief executive of the Premier League. He will be the 17th DG of the BBC.
From the lazy to the credible, Michaela Jefferson looks at adland’s response to the BLM protests, and hears from those calling for industry-wide change.
Three-quarters of those aged 18-34 say their household is watching more TV and streaming services. Among those aged 55 and over, half have seen an increase in their consumption.
Out-of-home adtech business Hivestack has announced its UK launch this week with an expanded sales and operations team to tackle the world’s fourth largest outdoor ad market.
56 Black Men, the long-running campaign to challenge negative racial stereotypes, has launched a new nationwide out-of-home campaign in collaboration with Clear Channel.
As out-of-home advertising continues to embrace new digital capabilities, the sector’s trade body, Outsmart, and the IPA’s outdoor specialists have announced the publication of a programmatic direct trading standard.
New research reveals that seven out of ten Brits are not prepared to fork out more than £20 per month, a drop of £5 compared to last September.
Trump’s latest tweets and Facebook posts have revealed deep chasms on information policy, not least between the leaders of the tech giants themselves. So what happens now?