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How can we talk about responsibility in advertising if we don’t tackle the reality of a media ecosystem that hounds women to death, asks Nicola Kemp.

What has always been Coke’s brand positioning has now morphed into today’s must-have ‘brand purpose’ – and the business has fallen victim to the fad.

The top job at the Beeb can only go to a masochist in search of full-time flagellation, writes Stephen Arnell. So who is likely to throw their hat in the ring?

Sponsor content: Taking simple steps can take an advert from noise on a web page to thumb-stopping content in just a few seconds, writes Amy China Wire, Head of Teads Studio UK.

Newsworks’ insight director Denise Turner talks about her judging experience at this year’s Mediatel Media Research Awards.

Amid growing concerns over the spread of coronavirus, Jan Gooding considers the balancing act between ensuring the safety of staff and protecting business needs.

The Tory onslaught against the BBC is more than an attempt at cultural vandalism, writes Ray Snoddy – it’s just plain nuts.

Hugh Fitz Gibbon explains why brands need to develop sound thinking in an audio-first world.

Sustainability will allow us to tackle both collapsing consumer trust and the relentless threat of the tech giants, writes Starcom’s Daniel Coleman.

From the sceptical to the positive, Dominic Mills offers different interpretations of ITV’s recent invite to buy airtime. Plus: Why the turnover rate of Culture Secretaries is no laughing matter.