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UK broadcasters must play a cautious game if they want to stop viewers looking at the Netflix menu, writes Ray Snoddy.

Bob Wootton embraces a busier-than-usual summer with a look at the world’s woes resting on adland’s shoulders, billboard frolics and the “miracle” of 5G.

If you want a diverse and representative brand, you’re going to need a diverse and representative set of agencies, writes Simon Crunden

The ASA’s first verdicts on gender stereotyping prove what a total mess the entire concept is, writes Dominic Mills.

Partner content: Ahead of Mediatel’s Automated Trading Debate, Wayne Blodwell, founder and CEO of The Programmatic Advisory, outlines which areas are most likely to influence the industry in the future.

With scientific guidance, it’s time senior editors stood back to think about how complex and longer-term global issues are reported, writes Raymond Snoddy.

The enduring power of live sport is crucial to linear TV, but some commercial broadcasters seem determined to make it unwatchable, writes Nick Manning.

Advertisers, agencies and publishers need to work together to ensure brands are not overly sensitive about appearing in news environments, writes Leena Vara-Patel.

Using behavioural science, charities can close the gap between people’s intentions and actions and drive higher charitable giving as a result, writes William Hanmer-Lloyd.

As the ‘Flat Earthers of Traditional TV’ fight back against reports of TV’s ill health, Dominic Mills has his own observation to add to the mix.