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Channel 4 is rocked by a Panorama investigation into Married At First Sight UK. Matt Brittin, take note – beware the darker side to high-risk show formats. 

We have to create marketing operating models that account for the unknown, whether driven by tech, economic, or political factors, writes the BBC’s director of media.

Numeris argues that exposure and outcomes are not competing ideas but work together. But neither works well without trust, and that requires a single, transparent, industry-governed currency.

Creator businesses are hitting the same structural ceiling as legacy media companies. They’re just doing it faster, and the clever ones are building walls.

The experiential agency that brings the gathering to life and a media leader who attended for the first time make the case for why this Cornish event has earned its place on the industry calendar.

Zehra Chatoo reveals findings suggesting that women are not slower to adopt AI because they lack confidence or capability; rather, they have a justified fear of judgment. 

The IAB UK’s chief strategy officer reflects on 54 episodes of his AI Haven’t a Clue podcast, revealing the chaotic, overhyped, occasionally creepy and very, very funny world of AI. 

Ozone CEO, Damon Reeve, is in the hot seat to face our probing and quick-fire Leading Questions.

WPP’s David Wilding explores whether, if Bowie had come of age in the mid-2020s rather than the mid-1960s, we would have lost his genius to his feed and the algorithm.

When people feel safe and seen, the dynamic shifts. Conversations become more open, and people ask questions, share ideas and build connections they might not have made elsewhere. The co-founders of Empower explain.