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In planning new measures that will undermine press freedom, the Labour Party is displaying a strange sense of priorities, flowing against the tide of both technology and history, writes Ray Snoddy.

There is a new and looming threat to brand safety which is possibly more insidious and longer lasting than anything we’ve seen before, writes David Brennan

Alex Russell has been appointed client sales director and Sharon Wright as head of digital sales.

In this week’s Media and Marketing podcast, host John Reynolds interviews Johnny Hornby, the founder of The & Partnership and Dan Clays, the UK CEO of Omnicom-owned media agency OMD.

Why is Meantime Brewing using advertising to say it doesn’t need to advertise, asks John Lowery.

Eight years after it was founded, Media iQ has this week announced it is ditching the ‘media’ as it rebrands to MiQ.

Mediatel is thrilled to announce the winners of this year’s Connies – the annual awards celebrating new advertising, tech and commercial opportunities in the connected market.

In his new role he will lead the strategic publication of the Association’s content.

The BBC, Channel 4 and ITV have entered into early discussions about the possibility of joining forces against rivals Netflix and Amazon, in what experts have branded a positive move for the media industry.

Advertisers are slowly embracing augmented reality, writes Dominic Mills – and smart media agencies will be ready to offer consultancy, delivery and execution.