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Senior content manager Sam Tidmarsh unveils the vision behind the 2023 edition. If Media 2.0 is defined by the emergence of the Internet and digital technologies, what defines the next era?

This year’s Champions League Final was again broadcast freely on YouTube. Total viewing was down, but what we’re learning through innovation is expanding all the time, writes the CEO of Barb Audiences.

Who will emerge to buy The Telegraph and The Spectator, and what will it mean for one former columnist and editor, asks Raymond Snoddy.

Retail media seems to be the “new shiny channel” on the media scene, but what really is it, what could it do for media planners and how can we learn from mistakes made with programmatic? 

Good-Loop’s head of investment and sustainable media makes the case for how brands can cut carbon emissions from ad campaigns without affecting cost or performance.

Sky’s group lead of anti-piracy advertising argues that we have the technology to identify sites engaged in illegal activity but there are two things that are holding us back: money and accountability.

It is only through the power of experience that we really understand and develop the true craft of media planning, writes OMD UK’s head of planning.

100% Media 0% Nonsense: Does Cannes still matter as a beacon of creative inspiration and collaboration, or it it just the biggest media and tech get-together in the world, asks the editor.

Global approaches are supposed to standardise ways of working, but in standardising, advertisers are going to miss huge opportunities to drive home competitive advantage, writes Wayne Blodwell.

Mediatel Connected’s head of research Anne Tucker takes a look at the broadcaster VOD market in the UK and the impact the recent rebrands have had on ITV and Channel 4.