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From fashion to activism, the silver screen is a well of inspiration – so it makes sense that we should look to Hollywood when it comes to lessons in diversity, writes Kathryn Jacob

Just like the Labour Party, advertising has also become less effective over time, writes Andrew Tenzer. Time for a rethink?

The original Spitting Image was very much ‘water cooler TV’ with audiences of 15m. With only an estimated few hundred thousand subscribers, there’s no way it can perform this feat for BritBox.

The response of the media to the coronavirus threat will have to be carefully and accurately calibrated against the reality, writes Ray Snoddy. So how has it fared to date?

Almost half of our behaviour is made instinctively and consistently – so how can brands get loyal customers to try something different?

British Gas’ decision to retire Wilbur the penguin as a cornerstone of its marketing reawakens the question about the effectiveness of brand mascots, writes Nir Wegrzyn.

From dealing with dysfunctional supply chains and outdated measurement, to ditching the cynicism about purpose or quantifying creativity, Dominic Mills shares his take-outs from ISBA’s annual conference.

Ebiquity’s Mind the Gap report shows how strategic media planning is a craft we need to double down on, writes Facebook’s Ian Edwards.

As P&G and Unilever show, in the age of austerity, the market appears to have responded by picking up where governments have failed.

Despite what many believe, the evidence shows traditional media is set to endure for the long-term, writes Ray Snoddy – and investors and policy makers should honour this fact.