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A certain naivety seems to fall over marketers when the World Cup is looming, writes VCCP’s Simon White – don’t miss out on opportunities due to misguided fears…

Brexit has cast uncertainty over the fate of international broadcasters using the UK as a European base, writes Raymond Snoddy. If no deal is reached, the cost could be substantial.

Only six weeks after he was ousted as CEO of WPP, Sir Martin Sorrell has unveiled plans to launch a new advertising group with a view to rival his old business.

Following a competitive pitching process, Whitbread has reappointed Zenith as its Costa Coffee media partner whilst awarding its Premier Inn account to global agency UM.

ITV is considering buying half of UKTV in a £1bn joint venture with the BBC, as British television broadcasters continue to build defense strategies against the rapidly growing power of online streaming services.

We should be worried that the number of people who find TV advertising annoying is growing, writes John Lowery.

There’s no reason Accenture’s move into media buying won’t work, writes Dominic Mills – but there are enough hurdles to overcome to mean it doesn’t have a clear run at landing the big media accounts.

In his new role, Proctor will help improve Teads’ client relationships and strategic focus on advertising experiences.

Brands must reevaluate how they use media platforms to communicate with consumers, as a new study published today reports that mobile will account for 24% of global media consumption this year.

Independent media agency The Specialist Works has appointed Sharon Browne as group marketing and new business director.